5 creative recipes for no-wash plates and bowls
We love these no-wash plates and bowls because they pack a real presentation punch, but what we really love is less water wasted and less dishes in the sink.
Saving water doesn’t always have to feel like a sacrifice. With some creativity it can be a real visual treat at the dinner table.
Tamarind chicken cabbage wraps with pistachio pesto
Cook's note: Try this recipe using whole cabbage leaves as “bowls” for salads, instead of wraps.
Try our tamarind chicken cabbage wrap recipe here.
WATCH: The wacky ice-cream bowl
Cook’s note: A great way to repurpose the shells of melons? Use them as ice-cream bowls!
Try this method with some of our fruity desserts here.
Crispy tamarind and palm-sugar duck breasts served with oyster-dressed greens on a vermicelli plate
Cook’s note: Drop a generous handful of vermicelli noodles into a small-to-medium saucepan of hot canola oil. Leave in the saucepan, undisturbed, for 2 minutes, or until cooked – and they will take the shape of the pan. Your edible plate is served.
Try our crispy tamarind and palm-sugar duck breasts recipe here.
The no-waste salad bowl that is summer perfection
Cook's note: Another great way to repurpose fruit shells: use a scooped-out watermelon as a salad bowl! Zero waste, all of the flavour.
Try the no-waste watermelon salad bowl recipe here.
Honeycomb blancmange stars served on a decadent white chocolate plate
Cook’s tip: This dessert also works well when poured into a classic jelly mould and served on a large platter.
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