What do you do when you have a small house and no pantry? Today’s $20/$20 Challenge submission shows you. Here’s Stephanie’s story:
Hi Mavis!
I’m sending you some pictures of my pantry and food storage for the $20/$20 Challenge.
Thanks, Mavis!
Tammy
Madam Chow says
I love those shelves! I would be interested to know where you ordered the olives from, because curing them is something I’ve wanted to try for ages!
felicia says
Would love to know how big of a garden Stephanie has! I got pretty close making it all winter without buying tomato products hoping this year we make it completely through!
Tammy says
Hi! Somehow “Stephanie” got interjected at one point. 😉 Our garden is not very big – we do what we can on the side of our house. You can see pictures here: http://lovetocrochetandknit.blogspot.com/2014/06/our-garden.html
kristina says
Wow! That was a fabulous 20/20 pantry challenge post. Love it~
k
Lisa L says
I would love to know what she does to elevate the rows of spices so they can be seen. They are clearly tiered but I want to know how!
Tammy says
They are just shelves from Meijer/Walmart – they’re usually with the other organizing stuff. I have two different ones to accommodate most of my spices!
Anita says
I see a lot of Aldi products in there. I love Aldi and shop there for about 90% of what we use. Saves us A LOT of money! Thanks for the peek into your “no-pantry pantry.” 🙂
Vanessa says
I would love to see some of your canning recipes, Tammy!
Linda says
Love your pantry! I am intrigued by your olive project and would love to know more about it! Would you be willing to share your olive source and how to technique? Thanks?
Caroline says
I’m with Vanessa – please share some of your canning recipes, Tammy!
felicia says
Good job. Keeping a young family fed with three home cooked meals a day is no easy chore. LOVE the tomatoes.
Mary Reidler says
Wow I am so jealous! Beautiful veges. And all the canning and olive marinating. Yum!