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What's in Your Pantry and Fridge
Over many years, I learned what I should always keep in my pantry and the fridge. With these few ingredients, you can whip up an easy and yummy meal.
Pantry
Can tomatoes (diced, crushed, or plum). My preference is Aylmer's diced
Pasta such as spaghetti, linguini, penne, rotini, pappardelle, etc.
Capers (small, in a jar)
Marinated artichokes (6-oz jar)
Vinegar – balsamic and red wine
Salt and pepper – a pepper mill makes a big difference
Black olives (fresh pitted or can pitted)
A must in the fridge
Wine – red and white (need I say more). If I'm short on it, I use beer
Garlic (fresh is better – if not, I always have the store bought minced in a jar)
Parsley, basil, or cilantro (coriander) – fresh if you can
Cheese – Real Parmesan, Romano Pecorino (fresh and grated fine), Mozzarella, the real stuff, and goat cheese
Home
Food
Intro
What's in Your Pantry and Fridge
Tips and Tricks
The French-Canadian Way
>
Breakie
The Italian Way
Bread, Bread, Bread...
Pictures of some of our meals... yummie!!!
Smoothies Only
Sid's Riverside Recipes
Gardening
Junk Yard
My Pets
Your Puter
My Blog