Part 1:Juice It Then Use It - Veggie Power Patties
You’re not about to throw away all that fiber… not in this kitchen 😌
After juicing my red cabbage, I turned the leftover pulp into crispy, gut-loving patties that actually taste SO good. This is your reminder that your “waste” is where the real nutrients are hiding.
High fiber. Budget friendly. Zero waste. Glow from within.
Welcome to my Juice It Then Use It series where we turn leftovers into meals that hit 💥
Comment RECIPE if you want the exact measurements + step-by-step 💜
When I first started juicing, I made the common mistake of tossing out all the leftover pulp, not realizing how nutritious it could be. Recently, experimenting with using red cabbage pulp, I discovered that by adding a few simple ingredients like chickpea flour, spices, and herbs, I could create crispy, satisfying veggie patties that are perfect as a snack or part of a meal. The pulp retains so much fiber and antioxidants, making these patties not only tasty but great for digestive health. I also appreciate that this approach helps minimize food waste in my kitchen, aligning with a sustainable lifestyle. Plus, the cost savings are significant since I’m using parts of the vegetable usually discarded. For cooking, I lightly fry the patties in olive oil to get a golden crust, which adds wonderful texture. These patties pair well with a variety of dips or a fresh salad. I encourage everyone to give this recipe a try — it’s an easy way to boost your fiber intake without extra effort and keeps your meals exciting with new flavors. If you’re interested, you can customize this idea with other vegetable pulps like carrot, beetroot, or kale, each bringing unique tastes and nutrition. Let your creativity flow while embracing a zero-waste approach in the kitchen — your gut and the planet will thank you!

I would totally eat that