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Use it as a soup bone for split pea or bean soup, or which this very simple but delicious soup
http://www.wchstv.com/gmarecipes...
Can you saw the bone into smaller pieces and freeze?
Thanks! Figured I'd cook a white bean soup with it. Unfortunately don't have access to a saw, and have a 1960's fridge with an "icebox freezer." Thanks for the link!
you could also make a nice stock and use it for risotto
Give it to me?
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added almost 2 years agoBeata Lei! Stock certainly is the way to go, especially anything involving beans or lentils.
Find a homeless shelter that takes donated items. Donate a couple of large can of white beans or dried beans, and maybe a bag of Kale and some soup base too for them to use for a nice dinner/lunch soup.
Not all shelters take unpackaged food. So check around.