From Kelley (The Polished Pebble), in Corona del Mar, California:
I converted this hall closet, that I used to use for coats and shoes, into a pantry. Not a big challenge but it proved to be important to me as a cook. Let's peek inside, shall we?
From Kelley (The Polished Pebble), in Corona del Mar, California:
I converted this hall closet, that I used to use for coats and shoes, into a pantry. Not a big challenge but it proved to be important to me as a cook. Let's peek inside, shall we?
Posted by Lydia at 12:05 AM in Other People's Pantries | Permalink | Comments (16)
From Melynda (Mom's Sunday Cafe), in Vancouver, Washington:
I have so enjoyed this series, and commented that I would hate to see it end; that is when the challenge came about, and Lydia suggested that I send in my own pantry. At the time I did not have a pantry, only little "cubbies" around the house that held the various kitchen things that even if I had not used in a while, I didn't want to part with. Our little home is just that, little!
Posted by Lydia at 12:04 AM in Other People's Pantries | Permalink | Comments (14)
From Terry (The Mommy Organizer), in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida:
I am a working mom with four kids and love to cook, so for me having an organized pantry is essential.
Posted by Lydia at 12:03 AM in Other People's Pantries | Permalink | Comments (13)
From Marianne, in Utah:
I love peeking at other people's pantries and thought I'd share mine. My new home is in the process of being built. It will not be lavish, but it will be mine. We are very excited! So here is my current pantry.
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From Barbara, in Camarillo, California:
I call it "The Best Spice Cabinet in Captivity."
Posted by Lydia at 12:09 AM in Other People's Pantries | Permalink | Comments (25)
From Allen (Eating Out Loud), in Vancouver, British Columbia:
I recently moved from a large house to a small 520-square-foot condo. Fortunately, before moving in we renovated a bit and my highest priority was to build in as much storage as humanly possible. My kitchen is my comfort zone and I feared having to downsize anything.
Posted by Lydia at 12:11 AM in Other People's Pantries | Permalink | Comments (15)
From Amy, in Houston, Texas:
I wanted to share my pantry pictures. My pantry is a dream.
Posted by Lydia at 12:08 AM in Other People's Pantries | Permalink | Comments (17)
From Dawn, in Tucson, Arizona:
I just discovered your post and thought I'd share my pantry. Certainly an eyesore for most, but I'm the one who lives with it, and so...it works great for me!
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From Hillary (Chew On That), in Deerfield, Illinois:
My pantry is made up of a conglomeration of ingredients from my parents and me.
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From Andrea (La Dolce Vita), in Texas:
I am a personal chef and caterer. Here is a photo of one of my personal pantries (the neat one).
Posted by Lydia at 12:03 AM in Other People's Pantries | Permalink | Comments (3)
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