It’s Egg-cellent!
When you look at that egg carton in store, do you know what any of those terms mean?
When you look at that egg carton in store, do you know what any of those terms mean?
What makes these canned goods Pantry Basics is that they can be used for so many things. Versatility is always a key Bachelor Cooking concept.
With a well-stocked pantry, you can whip up a meal at any time. But what makes a well-stocked pantry?
Some sauces are “fussy.” But most are simple and a byproduct of regular cooking.
I certainly don’t think a handful of herbs and spices are anywhere near enough. I love spices and I have a whole cupboard full of them.
I maintain that any well stocked kitchen should have three kinds of salt, three kinds of vinegar and three kinds of cooking oil. And now we’re going to look at those oil choices.
All you really need, of course, is something that makes toast, bagels, English muffins, waffles and toaster pastries.
Now it’s time to talk about the Usual Suspects as we continue our series on Pantry Basics.
The one common element in a small kitchen is a lack of counter space and cabinet space. That means you have to make careful choices, not only about what sits on the counter, but what gets stashed in the cabinet.
Most people find a stock pot of about the 8-quart size is most useful for the home kitchen, although I’ve easily gotten by without one.