Turn smashed potatoes into a naturally gluten free pie crust loaded with wonky green veggies and cheese.
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There's something brilliant about roasting a cauliflower whole - it turns wonderfully creamy and creates an impressive dinner main. Often, cauliflower leaves are needlessly discarded, but not here!
These muffins are the perfect recipe for your leftover veggies from a Sunday roast. You can add anything from turnips, pumpkin and carrots to spinach, onions and greens in.
Mashed potato is a highly versatile leftover dish with endless repurposing possibilities! It can be fried with an egg on top, used as a pie topper, or even as a base for soups.
Fried rice is the best dish to use up any leftovers you have lying around or the odd bit of veg at the back of the fridge. This is our fried rice guide!
Delicious flakey pastry shells encase a flavourful filling. This recipe is for cheesy corn and broccoli empanadas, but really, you can fill the pastry with your favourite pie filling combinations.
This vegan-friendly salad with a creamy avocado dressing is a yummy mix of tender kale, crunchy croutons and wonky vegetables.
A simple and flavourful roasted tomato sauce recipe, perfect for pairing with pasta or spooning over your favourite protein.
If you like carrots in cake, you'll love turning your parnsips into this delicious Sticky Date Pudding dessert.
These vegetarian enchiladas are a cosy way to use up any winter veggies you've got in the fridge. Mix & match to clear your produce drawer!
Celeriac is a great meat substitute and works perfectly as the star of these delicious vegetarian Middle Eastern style wraps.
Make the most of wonky cauliflower and squash with this great looking and even better tasting vegetarian side dish.
Indulge in a delightful twist on a classic dessert, with our creamy and decadent kumara crème brulee.
Brussels sprouts and sweet crispy apples are the combination of the season, all covered in a tangy dressing for a real punch of yummy flavours.
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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