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    No Waste – All Taste, Fight Food Waste with Delifrance

    Delifrance have created recipes showing how to upcycle leftovers in to new dishes.

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    ROSEMARY CROUTONS - A RECIPE NO WASTE ALL TASTE

    Rosemary Croutons


    Turn yesterday's bread into delicious rosemary croutons, the perfect partners of a creamy soup or a salad!


    INGREDIENTS
    Diced stale bread: 200g
    Olive oil: 20g
    A sprig of rosemary
    Salt


    - Remove the crust from the bread and dice.
    - Put the rosemary, salt, and oil into a jar.
    - Add the bread cubes to the jar and mix to ensure that the bread is soaked with the oil/rosemary mixture.
    - Pour onto a baking tray.
    - Bake for approximately 4 minutes at 220°C the croutons should be golden brown.
    - Serve with a hot or cold soup, or with a salad, etc.


    GRANOLA - A RECIPE NO WASTE ALL TASTE

    Granola


    INGREDIENTS (for 12 portions)
    200 g of the previous day's croissants
    Oat flakes : 100g
    Brown sugar : 100g
    Egg whites : 70g
    Pecan nuts : 50g
    Cranberries : 50g

    - Cut the croissants into pieces and pour into the mixing bowl with the brown sugar and the oat flakes.
    - Mix with the leaf attachment until you obtain a sandy mixture.
    - Add the egg whites and continue mixing until you obtain a crumble-type texture.
    - Add the pecan nuts.
    - Pour onto a sheet of baking paper on a baking tray, spread out, ensuring that you have the same thickness everywhere, bake for 18 minutes at 150°C.
    - Add the cranberries after baking.


    CINNAMON COOKIES - A RECIPE NO WASTE ALL TASTE

    Cinnamon Cookies

    INGREDIENTS (for 10 portions)
    200g of previous day's croissants
    Butter : 50g
    Flour : 100g
    Egg : 50g
    Brown sugar : 90g
    Cinnamon : 5g
    Baking powder : 5g

    - Cut the croissants into pieces and pour into the mixing bowl with the brown sugar, the flour, the cinnamon, and the baking powder.
    - Mix with the leaf attachment until you obtain a crumbly texture.
    - Add the butter, then the eggs.
    - Mix until you obtain a compact pastry.
    - Shape a dumpling of around 6 cm in diameter.
    - Place the dumpling on a tray and store in the refrigerator to cool for 30 minutes.
    - Retrieve the dumpling, paint with egg and roll in the brown sugar.
    - Cut out 10 to 12 discs.
    - Arrange on a baking tray and bake for 16 minutes at 160°C.

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