Jen from Glasgow said:
I always get really angry with myself when I waste food, it's something I think most people can be guilty of, but... More
Lancashire supports Love Food Hate Waste
Lancashire is proud to support the Love Food Hate Waste Campaign. We believe that if you've bought food you probably intend to eat it. But with the best will in the world this isn't always the case. A lot of the food that we waste is a result of cooking too much, not being sure of how to use up left overs or confusion about what the dates on food packaging mean.
Mark Chapman, of the Lytham Kitchen, is supporting the Lancashire Love Food Hate Waste Campaign and has helped us by giving us the following recipes. Download them below or at www.lancashire.gov.uk/waste
- Panfried Chicken with Butter Beans(doc)
- Chicken Stock soup(doc)
- Chicken pear stilton and walnut salad(doc)
- The Lytham Kitchen bread butter pudding (561(doc)
You can also watch a video of Mark demonstrating his recipes by clicking here
Throughout the summer months Lancashire's Love Food Hate Waste campaign will be out and about at many of the county's outdoor events and fairs. Look out for the stall at an event near you. And if you do see us, why not stop and share your top tips on making the most of the food you buy and reducing the amount of food you throw away.
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Mark Chapman, of the Lytham Kitchen, is supporting the Lancashire Love Food Hate Waste Campaign and has helped by giving us some recipes
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County Councillor Valerie Wilson supports Lancashire's Love Food Hate Waste Campaign
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Taking the Lancashire Love Food Hate Waste campaign on the road at Asda in Skelmersdale
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Deputy Leader County Councillor Albert Atkinson supports Lancashire's Love Food Hate Waste Campaign
