Check out our 'Easy to Make Recipes'! These recipes focus on using items commonly found at the food bank and transforming them into simple and delicious dishes.
The Guelph Food Bank's EduSeries is a program created to educate and inform communities with practical knowledge on food storage, preparation, cooking, and strategies to reduce food waste.
Check out the recipes - they are simple, require little equipment and focus on using items commonly found at the food bank.
Take a look at our YouTube channel. We have turned many of the recipes into simple, easy-to-follow videos.
The resource hub provides additional information to educate the community about food handling, safety, nutrition and much more!
Check out our 'Easy to Make Recipes'! These recipes focus on using items commonly found at the food bank and transforming them into simple and delicious dishes.
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Homemade Chili
Recipe
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Chickpea Curry Recipe
How to cook a Turkey
- Time by # of pounds
Stove Top Stuffing - 3 ways to cook
Recipe
Cheater Cheesecake (no bake)
Recipe
Banana Muffins - Great use for ripe bananas
Banana Pancakes for One - Single serving of high-fibre banana pancakes
Banana Smoothie - Great use of ripe bananas and customizable.
Microwave Baked Potato - make the perfectly cooked baked potato using the microwave
Loaded Veggie Scramble - high protein, low fat recipe using the microwave
Microwave Oatmeal - high fibre, heart healthy recipe using the microwave
Microwave Scrambled Eggs - breakfast classic made easy in the microwave.
Microwave Steamed Broccoli - easy steamed broccoli using the microwave.
Stovetop Oatmeal - simple oatmeal made on the stove.
Lentil Curry - hearty, healthy lentil curry, using canned lentils
Lentil Tacos - high fibre tacos using canned lentils
Lentil Brownies - high fibre brownies using canned lentils