KITCHEN ORGANIZATION MY WAY I
>> Wednesday, March 27, 2019 –
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Hi all,
I get lots and lots of requests to show my kitchen. I like to do a video but not soon, I promise will
do it. Before showing the full kitchen
tour, let me share some pictures of my kitchen cabinets one by one. What makes
a kitchen great is not so much about the space, it’s about how you organize
it. I am not an expert in everything but try my best to keep it organized the way I love , it makes my cooking easy even in the
busy mornings.
I don't have a big pantry but I do have lots of kitchen
cabinets so I arranged things grouped based on my usage. Also my kitchen is not a modular kitchen
(wish I had), it is absolutely traditional design. “Make it work with what you have”
Here is how my nuts/smoothie cabinet/healthy snack cabinet
looks like... Since we enjoy having lots of smoothie/ bowls, overnight oats etc.
I have clubbed those related things along with nuts that are used for baking,
honey/sweetener and also some bread spread.
I tried to put all those related things in one cabinet.
I usually buy nuts in small quantities and refill them when
they run out.
Container Used :
I will not say my kitchen is zero percent plastic.. I try to
keep plastics at a very minimum.
The glass containers are from Home goods and TJ maxx.
What is inside the Cabinet ?
First Rack from the top :
1. Organic molasses
2. Honey with comb
3. Brown rice syrup
4. Peanut butter
5. Mulberry
6. Chocolate hazelnut spread
7.Date sugar
8. Date syrup
9. Homemade hot chocolate mix
10. Edible gum
Second Rack
1. Cashew nuts
2. Almonds
3. Walnut
4. Pepitas/ Pumpkin seed
5. Pecans
6. Dates
Third Rack
1. Flax seed
2. Goji berry
3. Hemp
4. Cocoa nibs
5. Chia
6. Coconut sugar
5. Red dates/jujube
Apart from those above nuts , other nuts and fruits like pistachio, Hazelnut,
Sunflower seeds, bee pollen etc. are stored in the freezer and few dry fruits (which I rarely use) like dried apricot, raisins, cranberry etc. are refrigerated to
keep them fresh.
Few of the packages I keep them this way and place them
behind the bottles. These are nicely sealed so I don't transfer them to
bottles.
Packages :
Raw Cacao powder
Raw Cacao Paste
Raw Cocoa butter
Super 5 Grass juice blend
Hope you enjoyed this post... will try to post more ...so stay tuned.