Apple fritters
Overripe, mushy, or floury apples are perfect to make delicious golden, crispy apple fritters! A fun and tasty way to use up older fruit and satisfy your sweet tooth at the same time.
Spinach and feta is a classic Greek taste combination so why not try lettuce and feta? With kumara added in as well could this soon become a Kiwi classic? Be adventurous and give it a go!
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Overripe, mushy, or floury apples are perfect to make delicious golden, crispy apple fritters! A fun and tasty way to use up older fruit and satisfy your sweet tooth at the same time.
Michael van de Elzen's main dish as seen on Three and ThreeNow's Food Rescue Kitchen.
This yummy pasta recipe uses the entire silverbeet - stalks and all. The silverbeet leaves are wilted down with a little lemon juice. The stalks are blanched and then oven roasted until slightly caramelised, which makes them super tender, then topped with a herb & lemon crumb. It's all tossed together with a thick pappardelle pasta and a good helping of grated parmesan.