Turn smashed potatoes into a naturally gluten free pie crust loaded with wonky green veggies and cheese.
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Build your own ‘terrifyingly tasty’ Halloween party platter using Wonky's frightful fruits and villainous vegetables.
From apple peels to pips, make the most of this favourite fruit with three simple zero-waste recipes.
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Our leftover loving guide to building the perfect, nourishing salad bowl with what you've got at home.
Freezing greens like spinach is a great way to prolong their shelf life. Using the freezer like this preserves the freshness and gives you more time to decide what to make with it!
Marmalade isn't just for spreading on toast! You can use it to glaze meats, in a cocktail, as a sandwich filling, and on top of your ice cream. The possibilities are endless!
When avocados are harvested from the tree, they're intentionally picked unripened. Here are a few ways to ripen your avocados faster!
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Is there nothing Sprouts can't do? Crumbed and crispy, this is the ultimate vegetarian snack recipe.
A delightful hearty and healthy autumnal salad, loaded with Brussels Sprouts, Apples and almonds for a nice crunch.
Impress guests with this simple but flavourful roasted radish recipe, that uses the radish leaves to create a vibrant garlicky sauce.
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Turn discarded feijoa skins into delicious, coconut infused citrus muffins with this simple baking recipe.
Filled with a seasonal mixture of leeks, mushrooms, and aromatics, these vegetarian dumplings are fun to make and even more satisfying to slurp from your soup.
Creamy, comforting and colourful - these kiwifruit topped dessert cups are a sure crowd pleaser during kiwi season.
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Make the most of lingering leftover chocolate in this Autumnal sweet treat recipe, packed with caramel, pretzels and apple chunks.
Make broccoli stems the star of the show with this Broccoli Stem Bhaji! These crispy fritters are a flavorful twist on Indian cuisine.
1/3 of food globally is wasted and it’s estimated that up to 40% of produce grown doesn’t leave the farm gate.
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