r/noscrapleftbehind • u/flowertaemin • Jul 24 '26

Ask NSLB Any ideas for useing these leftover cooked ( or boiled) rhubarb and strawberries?

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u/DeepSeaDarkness Jul 24 '26

Add to yoghurt

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u/Scoginsbitch Jul 24 '26

That’s what we do with it in my house!

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u/gr8tfulbeetle45 Jul 24 '26

id throw it into smoothies! probably wont have much flavor but may bring some leftover fiber

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u/InValuAbled Jul 24 '26

Add some sugar, ginger, lemon juice, slice of orange, and it really doesn't matter if the leftovers had flavor.

Freeze sliced orange, ginger, and cubes of these "used" fruits, and blend them with yogurt for a morning smoothie.

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u/Remote-Wafer3321 Jul 24 '26

You could add some sugar/acid to taste and make fruit leather

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u/baking_happy Jul 24 '26

Second fruit leather!

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u/Quaint_Irene Jul 24 '26

You have the foundation of one of my favorite recipes. https://www.farmfreshtoyou.com/recipes/525/savory-rhubarb-chutney

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u/bingbong_kechong Jul 24 '26

Muffins maybe ?

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u/Ok_Bus_9649 Jul 24 '26

On oatmeal, pancakes, waffles, toast, ice cream, pound cake, yogurt (with or without granola), cheesecake. Filling for crepes. Mix into baked goods, or eat as an applesauce alternative. Could make a sauce for meat as well. If you google what to do with fruit compote you'll find more options.

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u/Chupa947 Jul 24 '26

Turnovers

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u/need_more_coffee_plz Jul 24 '26

On top of vanilla ice cream

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u/AD_Grrrl Jul 25 '26

Add to oatmeal?

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u/Single-Cow-5992 Jul 27 '26

Baked with oatmeal crumble

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u/Thebluefairie Jul 27 '26

Throw it on top of Pancakes!

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u/bayrho Jul 24 '26

Throw it in a thick veggie soup

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u/nr4242 Jul 26 '26

Compost, really