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January 26, 2008

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Cool!

Paz

Lydia, you always come up with the greatest ideas. I'm looking forward to "peeking" into everyone's pantry.

Ah! A few of the famed wooden spoons.

I look forward to doing this! It will have to be when I get back from the next trip. What fun to see everyone's pantry's!

What a fun idea, Lydia!

Paz, Pauline, Laura, Gretchen, Michelle: Show me, show me -- would love to see your pantries!

That space looks so warm, inviting and inspiring! Your collection of wooden spoons is incredible, and I love the stone mortar (?) in the bottom right.
Send you a picture of my pantry right now :)

My "pantry" is such an embarassment since I moved into my new place. It's not so much a pantry as it is random things placed in random places all over the kitchen.

What a fun idea! It's good to see that your definiton of "pantry" is fairly broad... living in a New York city apartment means that my "pantry" is scattered across cupboards, shelves and in spice racks. I may have to go and take a photo!

Great idea! Your spice and knife nook is inspiring and I expect to enjoy more from others. I'll pass -- I have a real, if small, pantry (with a door and a light and neat spice built-ins, but in its current state it's a death trap, suffering from the too-many-condiments syndrome.

Nupur, the stone mortar (a three-headed Mexican molcajete that I brought home from the market in Guadalajara) is my pride and joy. And for some reason it makes the world's very best guacamole!

Brilynn, I don't think of "pantry" as a place -- at least not a confined place. So go on, send us a photo....

Ann, I'd love to take a peek. And my pantry is the same -- a rack here, a shelf there, a pile in the cellar....

Susan, show us your condiments -- and I'll show you mine. I'd love to see what a real pantry looks like!

I think I might have a picture and a post from the past. I'm traveling but as soon as I'm home I'll send you something if I can find it here.
Lydia, I LOVE that pantry and the warm kitchen that surrounds it! That is a pantry of dream!

Oh...I am scared! I gotta clean before even entertaining the idea of this event! A reason to straighten up...hmmm...:)

I've been thinking about doing this for my pantry. It's a fabulous idea!

Sounds like fun, we'll be submitting soon!

This sounds really fun. I will take a picture of my "pantry" this weekend and send it to you. Hehe.

MyKitchen, looking forward to sharing your pantry photos with everyone in a few weeks!

Chris, no no, come as you are!

Amy, hope you'll share with us.

White On Rice, Rasa Malaysia: oooh, I can't wait to see your pantries -- you are all such amazing cooks!

your collection of wooden spoons is superb.I saw the mortar...where did you get it?

Nasihah, I bought the mortar (called a molcajete) in Guadalajara, Mexico, in the central market. I'd never seen a molcajete quite like this -- it has three animal heads (cow, pig, lamb). It's quite large, really, and was a bit of a challenge to carry home on the plane!

Hi Lydia, referred here by Tanna, love the idea, I did something similar a while ago and I loved to peek inside other peoples pantries! Will come back for sure!

http://bakemyday.blogspot.com/2007/02/round-up-pantry-visits-duik-in-je-kast.html

I am currently away from Jamaica so when I return, I will send a picture of what my pantry looks like. Yours Lydia is great!!!

What a fun event... might give me an excuse to clean mine out a bit :)

Baking Soda, June, Kristen: c'mon, show us what you've got!

Fun! I'll join in as soon as I possibly can.

Fabulous idea I will join in soon.

Susan, George: Looking forward to peeking into your pantries!

yeah, right i'm curious too of other people's pantries...

btw, we have the same name just different spell...
:)

Oooh, I'm joining -- after we move next week. Nice, nice idea, Lydia.

This is a great idea and I am going to try and snap pictures of my pantry (which is quite large)
I'm also going to try and explain why a single person would and should have a large pantry

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