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Using The Whole Pumpkin (& The Whole Apple)

Using The Whole Pumpkin (& The Whole Apple)

Apple pie, Jack-o-lanterns, and gourds galore: Autumn has arrived!

Saving money and environmental resources starts by reducing—or even better, eliminating—food waste in your home. With a bit of forethought, we can get creative in the kitchen and commit to making use of *entire* food items this fall.

In this short and sweet episode I’m offering my best suggestions for using every part of our favorite fall foods—pumpkins and apples—including the pumpkin’s guts, the apple’s core, and more.

 

Here’s a preview:

[2:00] Friendly reminders re: the food waste problem

[4:15] 3 ways to use the whole pumpkin, including the seeds and guts

[7:45] All-things apples: what to do with those cores and peels?

 

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Apple pie, Jack-o-lanterns, and gourds galore: Autumn has arrived! With a bit of forethought, we can reduce food waste this season by getting creative in the kitchen and committing to making use of the *entire* food item. In this short and sweet episode of the Sustainable Minimalists podcast I'm offering 5 ideas for using the entirety of our favorite fall foods—pumpkins and apples—including the pumpkin's guts, the apple's core, and more.

Apple pie, Jack-o-lanterns, and gourds galore: Autumn has arrived! With a bit of forethought, we can reduce food waste this season by getting creative in the kitchen and committing to making use of the *entire* food item. In this short and sweet episode of the Sustainable Minimalists podcast I'm offering 5 ideas for using the entirety of our favorite fall foods—pumpkins and apples—including the pumpkin's guts, the apple's core, and more.

 

Apple pie, Jack-o-lanterns, and gourds galore: Autumn has arrived! With a bit of forethought, we can reduce food waste this season by getting creative in the kitchen and committing to making use of the *entire* food item. In this short and sweet episode of the Sustainable Minimalists podcast I'm offering 5 ideas for using the entirety of our favorite fall foods—pumpkins and apples—including the pumpkin's guts, the apple's core, and more.

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