Isn't it so weird and entirely unpredictable that I would come home from school and binge
on everything in the pantry?
Not exact matches
Sticking to the theme of red, hot, and saucy (aka all the good things
in life), I'd love a
pantry - staple recipe for Sriracha Sauce to put
on my
everything.
My friend recently joined me
on my «let's use up
everything in our
pantries / kitchens» crusade so we've been...
My friend recently joined me
on my «let's use up
everything in our
pantries / kitchens» crusade so we've been getting together once a month or so to make a bunch of food!
Going
on next week's meal plan for sure, I think I already have
everything in my
pantry for the falafel so even better!
The best ghee
on the market, when they say NO lactose they mean it - ZERO GI distress from this ghee, I bake with it, cook with it, you can do
everything with it, except keep it
in the
pantry - my advice: BUY 2 you will run out faster than you realize, it's just that good!
I whipped into the grocery store
on the way home for lite coconut milk and nuts, but
everything else was at the ready
in our
pantry and fridge, following last week's trip to the farm stand and Trader Joe's, speaking of Joes.
For one thing, you often have to reassure people that what they're biting down
on is a coffee bean and not their own cracked teeth, and for another, chocolate - covered coffee beans aren't exactly a staple
in most people's
pantries — and it's always nice when you can pull out a recipe at the last minute and already have
everything on hand (which is precisely what I did with these cookies, for an impromptu get - together earlier this year).
I grew the squash
in my garden, and had
everything else
on hand
in the fridge or
pantry.
This was a perfect recipe and I had
everything on the list
in the
pantry.
She carefully explains
in easily understandable language why processed foods are less desirable than whole foods, and gives pages and pages of concrete, usable advice
on everything from stocking your
pantry to choosing cooking oils to how to eat real food while traveling.
I like to pre-mix several batches of this recipe (adding
everything except the water and vanilla) and store each serving
in a small glass bowl
in the
pantry so that this literally comes together
in minutes
on busy weekday mornings.
So then my husband watched Forks Over Knives and the next day we threw out
everything in our
pantry and only ate a vegan diet with no processed foods, honey instead of sugar and loaded up
on a bean and green everyday.
I signed up for the introductory emails but didn't even wait for them before I binge read
everything on the blog, cleared my
pantry, and started
in.
Recipe to try: Once you make this easy dukkah recipe and have it
in your
pantry, you'll want to use it
on everything.
Everything from my kitchen cabinets has been pulled out
on the floor, dinner is sitting there partially cooked and I turn to see my baby has pulled out the cocoa powder and dumped it all over himself,
in the
pantry and
on the floor.
My small
pantry — try to keep organized but I stockup
on sale items and don't have room to keep
everything in its place
My small
pantry — try to keep organized but I stockup
on sale items and don't have room to keep
everything in its place
If you're like me and have an eclectic collection of different - shape spice jars, tins and bags, put
everything in two large clear plastic shoeboxes placed side by side
on a
pantry shelf.