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Make Better Meals From Scraps

May 1, 2015

Are you throwing away your broccoli stems and peach pits? Food writer, cookbook author and Fantastic Fungi Tribe Member Eugenia Bone says don’t. In her new book, “The Kitchen Ecosystem,” she writes that foods we normally throw away, such as leftover bones, pea pods or beet juice, can be used to enhance the flavor of other dishes. 
She also argues that we should be making things that we use often, such as canned tomatoes, both for improved flavor and to reduce waste. From an interview with Here & Now’s Jeremy Hobson on Earth Day, Eugenia talks about preparing delicious meals from scraps and other morsels of kitchen wisdom from “The Kitchen Ecosystem.”

Want to try it at home? Try these five recipes.

*This article is republished from Here & Now.

Posted in: Blog, Eugenia Bone, Fantastic Fungi, For the Foodie Author: Louie Schwartzberg

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  1. Laura Westbrook
    May 3, 2015 at 11:46 pm /

    I am curious about how you use the pits of peaches? Are you soaking them with the skins & then removing them so they add flavor? I was under the impression that peach seed (what looks like an almond inside the “shell” of the pit) had high enough levels of a cyanide precursor to be harmful if removed from the shell & eaten.

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