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The Homemade Pantry: 101 Foods You Can Stop Buying and Start Making
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The Homemade Pantry: 101 Foods You Can Stop Buying and Start Making (2012) (edit title/settings)

by Alana Chernila (Author) (edit contributors)

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“Alana is the real deal: A practically minded, thoroughly modern yet authentically old school homesteader. Ingeniously opting for quality over quantity, she strives for excellence, taste, and nutrition, and inspires her readers to do the same. She shows us the functional beauty in a frugal... read more

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These are the recipes in the book:

1. Ricotta Cheese
2. Sour Cream
3. Yogurt
4. Mozzarella
5. Butter
6. Buttermilk
7. Cream Cheese
8. Granola
9. Instant Oatmeal
10. Brown Sugar
11. Buttererd Popcorn
12. Maple Popcorn
13. Toaster... read more (warning: may contain spoilers)

These are the recipes in the book:

1. Ricotta Cheese
2. Sour Cream
3. Yogurt
4. Mozzarella
5. Butter
6. Buttermilk
7. Cream Cheese
8. Granola
9. Instant Oatmeal
10. Brown Sugar
11. Buttererd Popcorn
12. Maple Popcorn
13. Toaster Pastries
14. Cereal Bar
15. Sweet Bar
16. Nutty Granola Bar
17. Potato Chips
18. Mixed Roasted Nuts
19. Jerky
20. Applesauce
21. Jam
22. Cucumber Pickles
23. Sauerkraut
24. Cranberry Sauce
25. Roasted Tomatoes For The Freezer
26. Canned Tomatoes
27. Beans
28. Ketchup
29. Mustard
30. Salsa
31. Hot Sauce
32. Italian Dressing
33. Buttermilk Ranch Dressing
34. Mayonnaise
35. Hummus
36. Nut Butter
37. Poultry Spice
38. Curry Powder
39. 5-Spice Powder
40. Stock
41. Lentil Soup
42. Roasted Butternut Squash Soup
43. Potato Leek Soup
44. Beef Stew
45. Ready Mix
46. Waffles
47. Pancakes
48. Cornbread
49. Basic Pie Crust
50. Graham Cracker Crust
51. Yellow Cake
52. Best Frosting
53. Pudding
54. Fruit Gelatin
55. Vanilla Extract
56. Frozen Vegetables
57. Pizza
58. Pizza Sauce
59. Veggie Burgers
60. Chicken Nuggets
61. Fish Sticks
62. Chocolate Ice Cream
63. Strawberry Ice Cream
64. Vanilla Ice Cream
65. Hot Fudge
66. Pasta Dough
67. Ravioli
68. Tomato Sauce
69. Pesto
70. Macaroni and Cheese
71. Lasagna
72. Hamburger Buns
73. Wheat Bread
74. White Bread
75. Corn Tortillas
76. Flour Tortillas
77. Graham Crackers
78. Breadcrumbs
79. Breadsticks
80. Wheat Crackers
81. Cheese Crackers
82. Lemonade
83. Chai
84. My Favorite Tea
85. Lavender Chamomile Tea
86. Rose-scented Tea
87. Rhubard Ginger Syrup (for soda)
88. Herb Syrup (for soda)
89. Berry Syrup
90. Hot Chocolate
91. Coffee Liquer
92. Amaretto
93. Easiest Chocolates
94. Peanut Butter Cups
95. Caramels
96. Fruit Rollups
97. The Cream-Filled Snack Cake
98. Fig Bars
99. Marshmallows
100. The Sandwich Cookie
101. Whipped Cream

Characters/People edit see section history

  • Alana: The daughter of a hippy, Alana now lives on a farm in western MA.
  • Joey: The author's husband. He worked at a pizza restaurant in Denver growing up. The son of a poet, Joey is more handy at mowing hearts into the front yard than he is with a drill.
  • Sadie: The author's older daughter.
  • Rosie: The author's younger daughter.
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Quotes edit see section history

  • “My grandmother died that weekend, and I think it was that mac and cheese that gave us the strength to carry on through the week that followed.”
  • “Before you even turn on the stovetop, put an ice cube in the pot and move the pot around so the ice covers every inch of the bottom as it melts. When the ice is entirely melted, leave the cold water in the pot and just add the ingredients to it. As long as you don't touch a metal spoon to the bottom of the pot as you stir throughout the recipe, the milk won't scorch the bottom of the pot.”
  • “Life is too short to eat food that doesn't taste good.”

First Sentence edit see section history

This is my kitchen.

Table of Contents edit see section history

Aisle 1 - Dairy
Aisle 2 - Cereals and snacks.
Aisle 3 - Canned fruits, vegetables, and beans
Aisle 4 - Condiments, spices, and spreads
Aisle 5 - Soups
Aisle 6 - Baking needs and mixes
Aisle 7 - Frozen foods
Aisle 8 - Pasta and sauce
Aisle 9 - Breads and crackers
Aisle 10 - Drinks
Aisle 11 - Candy and sweet treats

Authors & Contributors edit see section history

  1. Alana Chernila (Author)

Other Contributors:

  1. Jennifer May (Photographer)

First Edition edit see section history

Original Language: English
Publisher: Clarkson Potter Publishers
Country: United States
Publication Date: 2012
ISBN: 9780307887269
Page Count: 287

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