Leftover ideas

Amaranth and mushroom mix Nutritional science has developed in leaps and bounds, from looking at nutrients in isolation to an increasing focus on bioavailability, bioaccessibility and bioefficacy. Most ingredients are influenced by synergy: how they are paired can shape digestibility [...]

Broccoli and Celery Duo Nutritional science has developed in leaps and bounds, from looking at nutrients in isolation to an increasing focus on bioavailability, bioaccessibility and bioefficacy. Most ingredients are influenced by synergy: how they are paired can shape digestibility [...]

Asparagus ends Asparagus are a tasty addition to our dogs' diets. Perhaps not as renowned as other vegetables as a source of nutritional value, vegetables like beetroot or pumpkin, but they do add fibre and other compounds. Not to mention [...]

Pill carriers from leftovers Here's an idea for cheap, easy pill carriers that uses up leftovers and can be frozen for easy use. Like many other pet owners, I've tried wrapping pills in soft substances like pate and once [...]

Tuna glut... You might be wondering why tuna has appeared in so many recipes recently. Tuna wouldn’t normally feature in the Thrifty Cook category but this week it would have been eligible – for us, in any case. Needless [...]

Known for their distinctive, slightly bitter flavour, Brussels sprouts (Brassica oleracea var. gemmifera) are a member of the cruciferous vegetable family, which includes broccoli, kale, and cauliflower. Sprouts are low in calories and nutrient dense. And as evidence of their [...]