Pantry Basics: Dry Goods
In addition to the flour, sugar and baking mix, there are a few other dry ingredients we need to have in the pantry.
In addition to the flour, sugar and baking mix, there are a few other dry ingredients we need to have in the pantry.
You DO have the time. But it takes a little forethought and planning.
I don’t know of any grocery store, no matter the size, independent or chain, that doesn’t publish in some way a flier of their sale items that week. No matter how this information is available, it’s worth the effort to find them and use them to make your grocery list.
Here’s another idea to try, especially if you like things with an African or South Asian kick.
Keeping a healthy pantry doesn’t have to cost a lot.
Keep your wine in the best possible quality.
Make grocery shopping less of a chore and save money at the same time.
Onions are in the family Allum, which includes all of onions cousins: shallots, garlic, leeks, scallions, and chives.
It might interest you to know that most shellfish, like clams, mussels, shrimp and oysters, also contain most of these same important nutrients.
So, what do you do if you like tomatoes but they are not in season?