I use it in bread but mainly muffins.  It's really easy because there's little or no adjustment for the liquid in any recipe you want to use.  I just randomly add it in whatever recipe I'm doing.  I don't substitute it for regularly shredded carrot or zucchini in a recipe without adding extra liquid because it makes the bread or muffins too dry. 

Also, smoothies are a good way to conceal extra veggies for kids or picky eaters. Use yogurt and banana as a starter and add whatever other veggies and fruit (some frozen) to get flavoring.

I haven't tried it, but I will now, to use it in soup to thicken it a little near the finished time. I'm not sure if it would make it gritty but pureeing would do the same thing.

I find it hard using all the pulp we have leftover but I certainly use a good portion of it.  The rest, I'm thinking, could go into a compost bucket for my soil. At least it's feeding something. :)

I always use it for compost.

Sylvia

Meatloaf or meatballs as well. But my favorite is muffins.