What an interesting read! I love knowing more about other people’s pantries, and I share the same feelings about a well stocked pantry. It makes me feel safer.
I think this is something I inherited from my grandma, who lived all her life here in the countryside: you just have to be prepared to anything, because life happens, and if you have flour, canned tomatoes, and other essentials you can always put a nutritious dish on the table.
Simply Delicious!!! When we moved to the country, our pantry was born. It was always a matter of space living in an apartment, bulk buying was not necessary because the grocery store was always a block away. Living in the woods is different and so self sufficient, I love going downstairs to the pantry to “shop” when the kitchen runs out of something. Thank you for compiling and sharing, definitely a post to return to🙏🏻
Thanks for this helpful post! Do you used canned / jarred beans or do you suggest soaking overnight (with baking soda?) instead?
Wow this is spectacular!
A beautiful go-to reference and collection.
Thank you, Melina. Love your work!
The Theo chocolate immediately caught my eye!
What an interesting read! I love knowing more about other people’s pantries, and I share the same feelings about a well stocked pantry. It makes me feel safer.
I think this is something I inherited from my grandma, who lived all her life here in the countryside: you just have to be prepared to anything, because life happens, and if you have flour, canned tomatoes, and other essentials you can always put a nutritious dish on the table.
Simply Delicious!!! When we moved to the country, our pantry was born. It was always a matter of space living in an apartment, bulk buying was not necessary because the grocery store was always a block away. Living in the woods is different and so self sufficient, I love going downstairs to the pantry to “shop” when the kitchen runs out of something. Thank you for compiling and sharing, definitely a post to return to🙏🏻