And with that, let's talk about the nuts
I always keep in my pantry (or fridge or freezer).
Homemade granola is something that I almost
always keep in the pantry.
Not exact matches
Stick it
in the
pantry, store room, cooler or back of house and train the entire kitchen staff to
keep track of what's 86'd from day to day so your supplies and inventory are
always current.
Oats are probably one of my favorite, must - have
pantry items, (although I
keep mine
in the fridge so they don't go rancid), and I've
always got at least three to four different kinds of oats on hand.
Being the innovative chef that I am, and
always keeping some coconut milk
in the
pantry, I had my solution for both the spice and the pizzazz.
Of course I
always keep things like nuts and grains
in my
pantry as well, but that'll be for another day.
They make great soups and sauces and are delicious eaten raw
in salads, but I
always keep a can of sliced mushrooms
in my
pantry for the days I run out of the fresh variety.
I
always keep the peppers and beans
in my
pantry so I can whip this out with zero notice.
I
always keep red lentils
in my
pantry for pâté, as I do the spices.
I
always keep cream of something soups
in my
pantry and cooked shreaded or cubed meat
in my freezer, so I'm ready for unexpected guests.
I
always keep a couple jars of this on hand
in our
pantry for quick pasta nights, or to serve over steamed veggies.
I
always have these foods
in my panty, but I'm not sure if this is standard for most, since I try to
keep a pretty well stocked
pantry.
I
always keep fresh fruit
in the refrigerator and have whole grain pretzels and crackers available
in my
pantry.
However, I
always keep coffee and instant espresso
in my
pantry because I bake with it all the time.
I
always keep a bag of lentils from Puy
in my
pantry since they can be prepared really quickly and they're a great side dish, equally good served warm or at room temperature.
Plus every ingredient is literally something I
always keep on hand
in my
pantry, with a few of my favorite canned goods, chicken breast, minced garlic and salt.
I pretty much
always keep these Flatout Foldits
in my
pantry because not only are they perfect for tacos, they make great sandwiches, snack flats, mini pizzas and even desserts!
I love hearts of palm and
always keep a can
in my
pantry.
And hearts of palm are
always «
in season» — easy to
keep in the
pantry.
I have a VERY old recipe that's somewhat similar and I
always kept a can of hearts of palm
in the
pantry then.
Always keep some cans of chickpeas
in your
pantry — they come
in handy quite often!
My standard DIY cereal recipe is oat - based — variations on this recipe, using whatever odds and sods I've got hanging out
in my
pantry — but I am
always looking for new recipes to
keep breakfast interesting.
Raw food rule of thumb:
always keep chia seeds on hand
in your
pantry!
I
always keep a bottle of clear vanilla extract
in my
pantry for that exact reason!
I've
kept my truffles simple by using ingredients I
always have
in my
pantry but feel free to expand on these however you see fit.
I've long been a cereal mixer, but
always day of, which means i need space to
keep 3 + boxes of cereal
in my
pantry.
I
always keep a tiny jar of tamarind paste (also known as tamarind concentrate)
in my
pantry for moments when my cravings for pad thai or a Vietnamese stew strike.
How we should explain a little bit more about our food philosophy, what kind of things we
always keep in our kitchen
pantry, and something about our small family.
I
always try to
keep lentils
in my
pantry and happen to have several types of poatoes from our winter farmers market.
1)
Always keep ingredients of a few favorite meals
in your
pantry.
I like the Crown Prince and Wild Planet brands and
always keep a few cans
in my
pantry for quick and healthy lunches and dinners.
My grandmother has
always kept Folgers ®
in her kitchen since I was a little girl, it's the only brand my mom buys, and it's Folgers ® that still sits
in our
pantry today.
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always keep in stock
in their fridge and
pantry as a base for easy, everyday healthy meals and snacks.
I've
kept my truffles simple by using ingredients I
always have
in my
pantry but feel free to expand on these however you see fit.
The recipe uses canned wild salmon that I get at Costco — I
always keep cans of salmon stocked
in my
pantry just for this recipe.
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always keep your
pantry stocked.
I
keep the
pantry stocked with LOTS of cereal and
ALWAYS have pancake mix just
in case.