Dry Goods Pantry

Dry Goods Pantry

flour: bread, all-purpose, wheat

bread crumbs

Campbell’s vegetarian vegetable soup x 2

Campbell’s cream based soup x 2 of your choice

Campbell’s tomato soup x 2

Chicken broth, or chicken bouillon

Tuna packed in water, good quality tuna packed in oil

Pasta:  spaghetti, rigatoni, orzo, bucatini, lasagna, penne, linguini

rice: long-grain white, brown, basmati, jasmine

Salsa—green and red

enchilada sauce—green and red

crackers

peanut butter

tomato sauce—28 oz x 2

tomato sauce—14 oz x 2

diced tomatoes—28 oz x 2

whole tomatoes—28 oz x 1

tomato paste—I recommend the paste that comes in tubes.  I rarely, if ever, need a whole can of tomato paste.  When using the tubes, you can squeeze out what you need, put a date on the tube and pop it into the refrigerator, where it’ll keep for a while.

sugar—raw x 1 bag, superfine for baking x 1, regular x 1

salt— Kosher x 1 box

Iodized table salt x 1 box

Black pepper corns

Seasoned sat

Lemon-pepper seasoning

Herbes de Provence

shelf-stable granola

polenta

corn meal

legumes:  split peas, black beans, lentils, pinto beans

canned beans: refried beans, black beans, garbanzo beans

BBQ sauce—I recommend Stubb’s BBQ sauce—it’s very good and widely available.  Plus, Mr. Stubb was from, and started his business in my hometown of Lubbock, TX 🙂

onions 

shallots

garlic—(although onions, shallots and garlic are not exactly a cupboard commodity, I don’t store them in the fridge, so I have to keep an eye on them to make sure they don’t start to sprout before I use them up)

really good olive oil

pecan oil (you could also use avocado oil, which is also a high-heat oil, but I prefer the flavor of pecan oil and it also provides many good health benefits)

vegetable oil

rice wine vinegar

apple cider vinegar with the mother

white vinegar

white wine vinegar

white wine walnut vinegar

sherry vinegar

maple syrup

brown sugar

capers—small jar x 2 (one that will live in the fridge after you open it and one that will live in the dry pantry until you’re ready to use it.

clear Karo syrup

powdered or confectioners sugar

tea

coffee—regular and decaf

honey

Vanilla

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