Well Stocked Pantry

[jpeirpont]

Hot Drinks:
Teas:
Whole Leaf Black
Bagged English Breakfast & Earl Grey- Twinnings
Imperial Gunpowder Green Tea - Taylors of Harrogate

Coffee/Espresso:
Cheap Latin American brand of Espresso- I foget the name. It is a brick of esp[resso in a yellow package.
Need to find some good coffee

Hershey Cocoa powder for Hot Chocolate.

I want to learn how to make good hot buttered rum.

 

[pscolari]

Off the top of my head I might add veg, chi, beef broths/stock, yeast packets. Raisins or some sort of dried fruits.

 

[Joffrey]

Garlic, Olive oil, onions, pasta, pasta sauce, diced tomatoes

 

[jpeirpont]

Originally Posted by pscolari

Off the top of my head I might add veg, chi, beef broths/stock, yeast packets. Raisins or some sort of dried fruits.

I need raisins. I away throw away old bread when I should be making bread pudding.

 

[jpeirpont]

Lard, how do find and ascertain which brand is good?

 

[jpeirpont]

Jerk Seasoning
Indian Curry Powder
Jamaican Curry Powder
Sardines
Salmon

 

[Reggs]

As a kid I would take a can of sardines for lunch. After a year sardines were banned from school. I was the only kid who ever did it so it made me feel very special that they made a rule just for me. The teachers thought they were gross.

 

[DNW]

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[javyn]

If you don't mind the fat, there is nothing better than chicken pan-fried in coconut oil. Anyway, I'm crazy about ass fuel. You'll always find me with at least 1 pound of lentils, pinto beans, and navy beans in my pantry at all times. Also, the crackers and sardines never run dry.

Originally Posted by Manton

So, so personal. I will say that you should get a high smoke point oil like canola, and don't try to saute everything in olive oil. First, the flavor is much less neutral than other oils. For some things, that's good, but for others, you just don't want it. Second, it burns at really high heat.

 

[Serg]

Originally Posted by jpeirpont

Hot Drinks:
Teas:
Whole Leaf Black
Bagged English Breakfast & Earl Grey- Twinnings
Imperial Gunpowder Green Tea - Taylors of Harrogate

Coffee/Espresso:
Cheap Latin American brand of Espresso- I foget the name. It is a brick of esp[resso in a yellow package.
Need to find some good coffee

Hershey Cocoa powder for Hot Chocolate.

I want to learn how to make good hot buttered rum.

Since you are in Hartford try getting coffee beans from JoJo's on Pratt, highly recommended.

 

[jpeirpont]

Originally Posted by Serg

Since you are in Hartford try getting coffee beans from JoJo's on Pratt, highly recommended.

Yes indeed I go there frequently. They roast them on site they are great.

 

[jpeirpont]

Creole seasoning, that stuff can almost replace salt.

 

[jpeirpont]

Originally Posted by jpeirpont

Lard, how do find and ascertain which brand is good?

Answer me dammit.

 

[jobro]

Originally Posted by lawyerdad

Couscous is simple (I'm talking the pasta itself, not the more complex dishes based on it, also sometimes referred to as "couscous".) One thing that makes it a great staple for me is it's quick. Basically pour boiling water over it, cover and let steep 5 minutes or so, and you're set.
I usually turn the heat on after 5mins (in a saucepan) or just before I serve and stir through a knob of butter to make it a bit fluffier and richer.

 

[leftover_salmon]

Garlic powder, garlic salt, seasoning salt, pepper, paprika, thyme, oregano, basil, rosemary, a variety of chili powders...spices make all the difference. You could cook for a long time with just those.

Oops, just saw you were excluding spices. Oh well.