Basic Pantry List, Tools for a Starter Kitchen
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What is a basic pantry list? Well, it's just items that get you started cooking in your new kitchen. Spices you'll need for recipes. The most common items used in making things from scratch.
I figured since I'm putting all my recipes on this Easy Cooking website, I might as well tell you what is in my cupboard, or baking stuff I can't function without, and believe me this is a really basic list. Sometimes I feel like "Old Mother Hubbard." But, maybe you are moving into a new house and want to start everything from new.
I
hope this list helps you out. It's a start anyway. Happy Cooking in your new kitchen!
| Spices
in Cupboard Allspice Basil Chili powder Cinnamon Celery seed Cloves Garlic Powder Ginger Onion Powder Oregano Nutmeg Italian Seasoning Paprika Parsley Flakes Sage | Other
Baking Items Baking Powder Baking Soda Salt/Pepper Crisco Cocoa Corn Syrup Flour Powdered Sugar Molasses Soy Sauce Sugar Oil Vanilla Vinegar Worchester Sauce | Stuff
In the Fridge Parmesan Cheese Butter Relish/pickles Catsup Mayonaise Mustard Eggs Milk |
What the Starter Kitchen Needs
| Saucepans vegetable peeler 1-quart with lid 2-quart with lid 3-quart with lid 2 or 3-quart double-boiler with lid Skillets Kettles | Baking-Roasting
Pans 12 to 15" open roasting pan 13x9x2 loaf pan 9x5x3 bread pan two 8 o 9 inch sq. cake pans two 8 or 9 inch layer cake pans 9 or 10 inch tube pan 2 cookie sheets Casseroles, Bowls | Measures measuring spoons 1-cup, 2-cup and 4-cup liquid measures graduated dry measures Thermometers |
Other Kitchen Tools
| Other
Kitchen Tools vegetable peeler medium all purpose knife large slicing knife large carving knife and fork large chopping knife four sided grater food grinder kitchen shears knife sharpener large cutting board | Cooking
Tools 2 wooden spoons 2 rubber spatulas large slotted spoon ladle long handled cooking fork large and small strainers flour sifter funnel rolling pin pastry blender pastry brush pastry cloth and stockinette cookie rack 2 cake racks pancake turner narrow spatula potato masher | Other
Essentials egg beater fruit juicer can and bottle opener corkscrew |
Household Tips
-To remove burned food from oven, place small cloth saturated with ammonia in oven over night, and food can be easily wiped up.
-Try waxing your ashtrays. Ashes won't cling, odors won't linger and then can be wiped clean with a paper towel or disposable tissue. This saves daily washing.
-Wax the legs of your chairs and they will not mar the waxed floor when moved about.
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