Short answer: No.
A bit longer explanation:
You only have what you bring and grow on your way in your own vessel. Recycling is essential, like exercised already today on the ISS. But you might have to carry it a step further to also recycle the non-water bio-mass and use that as fertilizer to grow your crops. That probably even holds true when you can grow certain protein and organic matter in a petry dish.
Things probably wouldn't look different, even IFF somewhere life was found which is based on a similar bio-chemistry as found on Earth.
Also consider this: the atoms and molecules find anywhere in the solar system or elsewhere are the same as you bring with your food and which you process in your body. So it's at least as easy to re-process everything you flush down the toilet back into food (after all, that's what you need to eat, in about the right compositions) as processing anything found elsewhere into food.