Another #kitchentip for rice! Use leftover rice to make a quiche crust. #nofoodwaste
Just mix with parmesan, egg white, salt and pepper. Pre bake for a bit to set the crust then fill with your favorite quiche combo. #FoodRevolution
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munchiemummy 8yr Genius! I actually have overcooked rice leftover from dinner tonight (got distracted by baby, rice turned to mush! 😝) - and we love quiche in this house! -
etsummer 8yr @munchiemummy doooo it! This particular recipe I used is here: http://food52.com/recipes/30167-tomato-kale-quiche-in-cheesy-rice-crust -
gingerandchorizo 8yr Wonderful idea! Great for gluten freer! 😊 -
Georegulus 8yr Really?? -
NehaNBB 8yr ok this is amazing! -
annefood 8yr #tipoftheday
One of my favorite food blogs does a monthly round-up of what's in season and recipes to make!
cookieandkate.com
Here's the June guide. All healthy and seasonal recipes, this is one of my favorite things to look at for kitchen inspiration at the start of each month.
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gingerandchorizo I love her blog too! :)
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katewilson love this blog as well!
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mirasingh Ooo! Kale guacamole!
Peeled some sweet potatoes for breakfast this morning and was rewarded with a lovely purple!
Love discovering all of the varieties found in produce. These ones are called Okinawa sweet potatoes.
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munchiemummy Until I shopped farmers markets I had no idea how many varieties of food are available. I grew up in a rural "food desert" where if we didn't grow it ourselves, the only supermarket was Walmart. I...
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Brianne Wow! 8 kinds of beets?! Yea I find the normal grocery stores just have the basics. I find a lot more interesting vegetables at the ethnic grocery stores. I doubt they are locally grown, but at...
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mirasingh I love purple potatoes - especially the ones that look normal on the outside.
In looove with all the ingredients used in Mexican cuisine I don't usually eat as much.
Squash blossoms, nopales, huitlacoche, etc. and not to mention all the chili peppers and salsas 😍
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carpe_deli Awww love this 😍
Enjoying the beautiful produce of Mexico!
I looove papaya but found it can be pretty polarizing. Any other papaya lovers?
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Udi My parents always called it "popo". I like.
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munchiemummy I always loved it as a kid in sickly sweet Italian style fruit salad. I don't think I've ever had it fresh, though, but if I found it available near me id love to give it a try!