Other People's Pantries #183
From Teresa, in Williamstown, New Jersey:
Looking at the other pantries you've profiled, mine DEFINITELY pales in comparison, but I figured I'd send it anyway.
From Teresa, in Williamstown, New Jersey:
Looking at the other pantries you've profiled, mine DEFINITELY pales in comparison, but I figured I'd send it anyway.
From Veee, in Austin, Texas:
My pantry is long and narrow so it isn't easy to take pictures but I hope you can get the idea. I have 5 shelves plus the floor along one wall. And one shelf above a clothes rod on the end.
From Pauline, in Bulgaria:
This year we finished renovating our village house in Bulgaria. It's five miles from the Black Sea coastal town of Primorsko. We have lived in Bulgaria for seven years and we are from the UK. I thought you might be interested in my little pantry which my husband built.
From Yolanda, in Manila, The Philippines:
Like many typical urban Filipino homes, my house is actually made up of two kitchens. The so-called "dirty" kitchen outside the main house, between the garage and the laundry area, is where I do most of my cooking. It is also where the house helpers do the basic -- messy and stinky -- food preparation: cleaning the seafood, pounding the shrimp heads, dressing the chicken, chopping the vegetables, or barbecuing the meat. It is a holdover from the outdoor prep-area of the provincial fiesta, where cooking and food preparation are done in the yard, camp-style.