The stay - fresh packaging is convenient because you can buy loaves and
keep them in your pantry for longer periods of time.
When our family gave up cold cereals for breakfasts, I made several homemade cold cereals to
keep in the pantry for those days when no one wanted to cook breakfast.
Kids will love them in their lunchboxes,
keep them in the pantry for your go - to peckish pick, or pop them on the treat table for easy access!
So next time you are at the store, grab a box of Funfetti cake mix and
keep it in the pantry for when you need a quick, simple, allergy friendly dessert!
RESEALABLE BAG: This Light Grey Celtic Sea Salt comes in a resealable bag, making it perfect to fill a ceramic grinder or
keep in your pantry for all your cooking and baking needs.
It's the perfect choice to use to fill a ceramic grinder or
keep in your pantry for all your cooking and baking needs.
Keep in the pantry for up to 2 weeks in cooler weather, or in the fridge for up to six weeks in the summer months.
Not exact matches
The handy packs are perfect
for keeping in the car or stocking the
pantry, and are convenient
for every occasion from summer road trips to sporting events and more.
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.
They also store well, ie don't rot when
kept in cool spot (had one
in basement
pantry for 4 months last year and made great mid winter treat).
I like to
keep the ingredients
for it on hand
in my
pantry and fridge / freezer
for whenever I need a quick and easy dinner.
Do you
keep extra healthy food
in your freezer or
pantry for the times you run low on groceries?
But my friend Estérelle recently told me that she
keeps ready - made béchamel sauce
in her
pantry for impromptu gratins, and more specifically, she mentioned an organic vegan béchamel called Soja Gratin (soja = soy), manufactured by the French brand Bjorg.
Keep the dressing
in the fridge
for future salading and the chickpeas
in the
pantry for snackities.
How to Store:
Keep in a cool, dry place (
pantry not fridge)
for up to 2 weeks.
I am crazy
for pumpkin all year and I
keep it
in my
pantry.
We use bottled pesto from the grocery store - it tastes great and you can
keep it
in your
pantry waiting
for your next pizza emergency.
You don't need to
keep coconut butter
in the fridge Rebecca, it'll stay good
for several months
in the
pantry.
Keep the ground chili pepper
in a jar
in the
pantry for up to a year.
* I would not suggest
keeping this over 1 week or
in your
pantry since it has no preservatives (a good thing) but if you just want a single serving you could easily use 1 tablespoon peanut powder and 1 dried frig with 2 teaspoons of water to test this recipe out
for a one - serving deal.
I always
keep red lentils
in my
pantry for pâté, as I do the spices.
Thanks
for keeping my inspired to use the variety of grains that I have
in my
pantry in new ways.
When
in season, butternut squash is extremely inexpensive (often 29 cents or 39 cents a pound at the farmers market) and
keeps for months
in a cool place like the
pantry.
Storage: Ginger root stays fresh
in the fridge
for around two weeks, but when the spice is ground and dried, it
keeps in an airtight container
in the
pantry for up to three years.
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.
Winter squash can be
kept for a long time
in cool storage, so buying cases of squash
in the fall and storing them will stretch your food budget and stock your
pantry with nutritious goodness.
Next up, snag yourself one of those dozen medium yellow onions you've got
in your
pantry for that time you promised to make french onion soup... and then
kept forgetting.
I always
keep a couple jars of this on hand
in our
pantry for quick pasta nights, or to serve over steamed veggies.
Keep bone broth handy
in the
pantry, it is a great bone builder and you can add any type of veggie
for an instant warming soup.
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.
Should i
keep it
in the fridge
for the three days before the party or should i put it
in a storage container
in the
pantry??
Another great thing — Hint of Honey Vanilla Amondmilk from Almond Breeze is available
in a 32 - ounce, shelf - stable version which means that I can
keep my
pantry stocked
for impromptu smoothie making or take along
for travel without worry of refridgeration.
For best results both visually and flavor-wise, I suggest
keeping everything
in separate containers
in the fridge (the nuts can stay
in the
pantry) and then toss together and add dressing / toppings an hour or so before serving, allowing the salad to return to room temperature and the flavors to meld.
If you aren't pumpkin - ed out by now, it's worth
keeping a few cans of the puree stashed away
in your
pantry for recipes like this.
The original recipe called
for caster sugar, but I usually don't
keep it
in my
pantry, so I just used regular granulated sugar, and it worked just fine.
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!
So make sure you
keep a UHT pack
in the
pantry for whenever you want something special.
Cilantro lime salt (makes extra;
keeps for months
in the
pantry) 1/2 cup sea salt 1/4 cup loosely packed fresh cilantro leaves Finely grated zest of one lime
This recipe calls
for making a mix to
keep in the
pantry which makes them even easier
for a weekday breakfast, but you can of course just make a single batch or two at a time.
That's why I was happy to snag a bag of plain yellow corn meal (a kitchen staple
for many Southern corn - based recipes) from Martha White ® to
keep in my
pantry
For storage up to six months, keep the nuts in your pantry; for storage up to one year, stash them in your freez
For storage up to six months,
keep the nuts
in your
pantry;
for storage up to one year, stash them in your freez
for storage up to one year, stash them
in your freezer.
This granola is also great as a topping
for fruit or ice cream or simply eaten by the handful like a trail mix and will
keep for up to a month if stored
in a sealed container
in your
pantry.
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.
I always
keep a bottle of clear vanilla extract
in my
pantry for that exact reason!
Your granola will
keep for a couple of weeks
in an airtight container so it's a great option to have
in the
pantry.
I
keep them
in zipper bags
in the
pantry, and they stay good
for a week.
Keep several boxes on hand (they're shelf stable
in the
pantry)
for unexpected holiday guests.
I'm not so good at
keeping things on hand
in my
pantry or freezer
for those times when I get a last minute invitation or a friend comes into town, so something easy and quick to do makes me happy.