It’s Waste-Free Wednesday, and this is the perfect recipe to use up broccoli stems, roasted and made into a delicious hummus.

Pineapples are a brilliant and versatile fruit that can be use in its entirety in a plethora of different recipes, while they’re at their best this summer, try our pineapple jam recipe.

Here are some easy ideas on how to create festive feasts and meals that tread lightly on the planet and can save money at the same time.

Next time you find a sad citrus in the bowl, avoid the compost and try slicing it and baking these beautiful decorative slices instead.

Open Sauce’s waste-saving products are now available to buy at the new Purpose Precinct, in the Queen Victoria Market.

After the successful official launch of the Purpose Precinct, we ask the CEOs why this project is so exciting?

Check out our seasonal produce guide for summer! Eating seasonally is great for our farmers, and your pocket.

Our one-stop social enterprise shop at the Queen Victoria Market is open!

Did you know you can pickle nasturtium seed pods and use them like capers? Try our easy recipe.

Our Garden Hub at Victoria University is flourishing, and students enjoy taking home the harvested food.

Check out our seasonal produce guide for spring, eating seasonally is great for our farmers, and your pocket.

The idea of sterilising a jar for preserving can feel daunting, but it really is a simple process that will allow you to extend the shelf life of your goodies for a lot longer.

Crispy fake bacon, or just a delicious snack, try this simple way to enjoy banana skins that are ripe or going over-ripe.

Steeping nasturtium leaves and flowers gives your vinegar a delightful lift and is a great way to spice-up your spring veggies.

Did you know you can pickle magnolia flowers, and they taste a little like pickled ginger?

We created and tested experiences and products designed to engage people in eating seasonally within the social enterprise network as well as reflect on the history and significance of places mapped.

Make the most of a sudden glut of lemons, oranges, or grapefruits, with this any-fruit marmalade.

As part of our Open Sauce project, we have developed a free resource to help you measure and reduce waste – The Community Waste Audit Tool. Here we show you the steps.

No matter the day of the week, Megan’s Pantry Pasta makes use of whatever pasta and vegetables you may have in the kitchen.

Learn how to make a simple pickle and save any odds and ends of vegetables from the compost.