The entire strawberry—including the stem, leaves, flesh, and of course seeds—are safe to eat. Not only will you reduce your overall food waste contributions by eating strawberry tops, but you ...

Strawberries are a healthy and delicious snack to pack in your kids’ school lunches, but so much fruit can be wasted by cutting off the top of the fruit to get rid of the stems. Instead of ...

Organic strawberries grown in your own backyard can rival, and sometimes surpass, the size and taste of commercially grown ones. While fertilizing strawberry plants is beneficial, it shouldn't be ...

Thank Amy, from New Nostalgia, for this genius tip: Just insert a straw into the bottom of the strawberry and push up. The leaves and stem pop right off! So smart, right? P.S.

A: Pea (Pisum sativum) plants are edible - leaf, tendril, stem, flower, pod and seed. Even roots, I suppose, though they don't seem very appetizing to me. Pea shoots can be eaten raw or stir-fried.

Serves 4. 3 sheets phyllo dough; ¼ cup melted sweet butter; 3 tablespoons powdered sugar; 4 slices pound cake, store bought or your favorite recipe ...