We recently moved and have a lot more pantry space! What are your go to pantry staples that you always keep stocked?
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Prestigious-Bug5555
Salsa, tomato sauce, cowboy candy, tomato jam, peaches, and applesauce
cardie82
Stock/broth – great way to use scraps and is so much better than store bought
Jelly/jam – haven’t had to buy any in a few years because I make a lot.
Pickled peppers – both candied and regular brine. They go on sandwiches, in soups, and everywhere. No two batches are the same because I just make batches with whatever I’ve got ready to use in the garden.
Juice – we grow grapes and my kids love the juice
Beans – home canned are better than store bought and are nice for throwing together a fast meal.
Fruit – we’ve got a pear tree and blackberries that produce more than we can eat. I can the extra and we enjoy them year round and share with friends.
mndtrp
Beans of a few varieties/flavors. Stock/broth. Applesauce and cinnamon apple wedges. Chicken and beef chunks. Pineapple.
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Salsa, tomato sauce, cowboy candy, tomato jam, peaches, and applesauce
Stock/broth – great way to use scraps and is so much better than store bought
Jelly/jam – haven’t had to buy any in a few years because I make a lot.
Pickled peppers – both candied and regular brine. They go on sandwiches, in soups, and everywhere. No two batches are the same because I just make batches with whatever I’ve got ready to use in the garden.
Juice – we grow grapes and my kids love the juice
Beans – home canned are better than store bought and are nice for throwing together a fast meal.
Fruit – we’ve got a pear tree and blackberries that produce more than we can eat. I can the extra and we enjoy them year round and share with friends.
Beans of a few varieties/flavors. Stock/broth. Applesauce and cinnamon apple wedges. Chicken and beef chunks. Pineapple.
Tomatoes, tomato juice.
Chicken / beef / pork stock.
Chicken. So much chicken!!
Applesauce. Lots of jam/jelly. Pear sauce.
Corn relish, cucumber relish.
Cherry onion chutney. Cowboy candy.