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Crazy Tuesday Theme - Jars or Bottles
Once upon a time, my grandmother was preparing vegetables in this way, but now I do it.
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A year round staple in my pantry is cranberry sauce; made with fresh berries (in season soon!), grated ginger, orange juice, cinnamon and half the recommended amount of sugar.
This tangy sauce compliments poultry like none other. :-)
Macro Mondays, subject: embossed
Project 365-247
Fourth Wall sponsors this month's FWRD with our brand new pantry. 😋
With 40 jars of assorted food items plus additional pantry essentials including cereal, potatoes, rice, protein bars & packaged bread, there's plenty to stock your included modular shelves with, which also come with a texture HUD with 4 finishes.
1-2 LI per item and a quick pre-made rez is also included to get you going.
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The light comes in from far enough south that shadows hit our pantry closet doors.
Looks odd enough for Sliders Sunday?
The Flickr Lounge-Bottles
These are just a few of the bottles in my basement pantry. I like it because it is dark and cool down there.
I saw a "pantry" during wanderings in the woods. Thank you for your nice comments. Have a nice weekend.
The Flickr Lounge-Glass
I have two pantries. One off the kitchen and one in the basement. This one is in the basement.
Photos from the newest shoot I styled. (It's me.) The photo itself is copyright Laura Kicey. Please do not lift it without her permission. I've just uploaded my favorites from the bunch here.
Nearly everything is thrifted. The styling was influenced by the Chloe Sevingy for Opening Ceremony Collection and Luella S/S 08.
Atlantic Canada Set I Travel Collection I Steve's Website I © Steve Rosset 2010
Anne of Green Gables Museum - Green Gables - PEI, Canada
Anne's house has been nicely restored and you can get a good feel for how the family grew up. This is a photo of the pantry on the lower level of the home.
By stocking up when things are on sale, I can keep my costs low. I try not to run out of staples.
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Interesting tattoo.
The "Blue Pantry" in the background is an odd shop - in that what ever seems to open in that location doesn't last long.
Wellington Somerset, UK.
I'm not sure this room is correctly called a dish pantry, but it seems right. This was in the kitchen/dining building. Fort Vancouver, Vancouver, Washington, USA
Activity day today at school. I spent the morning cooking with students. What fun! This is me in the pantry/office attached to my friend Jenny's food technology classroom.
Instead of showing you all the yarn I don't have (my stash is seriously meager), I prefer the "this is what I have to show for myself at the end of a summer" kind of flashing.
Vandals and weather have taken a toll on this room. But I still imagine it must have been a pantry once filled with canned goods put up with pride by the woman of the house.
We decided to remove the stickers on the van’s pantry & fridge. The fridge only sports a few magnets now and we wallpapered part of the pantry. Really loving how everything looks!
Added shelf paper that reminds me of old oilcloth. It's pretty much done now, except I think I want to make a little box over the opening for the cabinet hinge...that open place on the right. And maybe a window.
The "DIY Hoarders" pantry was filled with rubbish, about a meters deep worth. Spices, cookies and even cement solvents where tucked away on the shelves.