Sdoba & AuroraStitch
Sdoba Sdoba
Hey Aurora, how about we brainstorm ways to turn kitchen scraps into sweet treats—like baking pastries with leftover fruit or using upcycled packaging for our goodies? I’ve been experimenting with a cinnamon crumble using just the skins and rinds from my fruit prep. Let's see if we can make a dessert that's as eco‑friendly as it is delicious.
AuroraStitch AuroraStitch
That cinnamon crumble idea is a goldmine—rinsing the skins and letting them dry gives you a natural, subtle sweet. Here’s a quick eco‑friendly play: 1) Dry those skins in a low‑heat oven, then pulse them into a fine dust to mix with rolled oats for a crumble base. 2) Toss in a splash of maple syrup and a pinch of sea salt for balance. 3) Use the upcycled packaging—like those old glass jars—by lining them with parchment and layering the crumble over a thin film of almond milk thickened with a dash of oat flour. 4) Bake until golden, then drizzle with a lemon‑yogurt glaze made from the leftover lemon zest. 5) Finish with a dusting of crushed coconut flakes for that tropical twist. What do you think—ready to swap the old with the new and make a sweet statement?