These oatmeal raisin cookies are a family favorite, packed in a school lunch as a snack or as an after school treat. They turn out surprisingly
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We make this banana bread recipe once or twice a year when we have browned or blackened bananas on hand. I add cinnamon, which I haven’t
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An early 20th century camp wagon portable pantry is the Victorian version of the modern travel trailer and motor home. American interest in recreational camping, and
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When we think of a pantry we can’t help but think of pie. These are the best tools for the pie pantry. Are you well stocked?
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The Gilded Age kitchen and pantry of Elm Court has been updated but retains all of its original character. At the time of this post Elm
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The fictional Overlook Hotel has a pantry we wouldn’t want to tour in person, even if we could. We are introduced to the Overlook hotel’s pantry
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Eula McClary spent ten days as a guest of the Atlantic fleet on an American battleship in 1917. She wrote about meal preparation and food storage
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Cardinal Wolsey’s pantry and kitchen at Cardinal College (now known as Christ Church College, Oxford) date back to 1525. They were built when he was one
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Emily Dickinson’s cousin Louise Norcross describes Emily writing in the pantry. “And I know that Emily Dickinson wrote most emphatic things in the pantry, so cool
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Brambly Hedge books, written and illustrated by Jill Barklem, feature the intricate world of the Brambly Hedge mice. Rooms are carved out of tree trunks and
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A section of our cellar pantry shelves are filled with home-canned tomatoes, applesauce, plums in sugar syrup, small jars of drunken cherries, dilly beans, pickles, grape
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Pantry descriptions from the Wind in The Willows, written by Kenneth Grahame, and published in 1908. Mole, Ratty, Mr. Toad, and Mr. Badger’s pantry descriptions are
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What kind of traveling pantry holds enough food and gear to travel across the American west on cattle drives? That would be a cowboy pantry, also
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The pantry in Laura Ingalls Wilder’s book By The Shores of Silver Lake sustained the Ingalls family during the winter of 1879-1880. Laura Ingalls Wilder and
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Get fully stocked and prepared for cool weather with fall pantry staples. From football game snacks and tailgate parties to quick dinners in cooler fall evenings
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Is your pantry prepared for warm weather with these summer pantry staples? Summer pantry staples for picnics and cookouts to quick dinners and lunches on hot
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What did the Wright brothers cook from their extremely well-organized pantry? The Wright brothers spent months, from late August to December of 1901, 1902, and 1903,
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This recipe for lemon pie dates to an 1889 White House cookbook where it appears as “LEMON PIE. No. 1. (Superior)” attributed to the (now long
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Don’t let those pretty tea towels and vintage kitchen towels just sit in the drawer. These functional and beautiful kitchen towels can do everything a paper
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The most fantastic fictional farmhouse pantry is found in Jude Deveraux’s The Mulberry Tree. The pantry is key to the plot in the book, and she
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This biscuit recipe is adapted from the recipe in the book Of Cabbages and Kings by William Rhode.
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An easy peasy strawberry rhubarb pie from scratch. Plus, this crust can be used for many other sweet or savory pies, and even quiche.
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The Green Gables pantry is almost as memorable as Anne, the heroine of L.M. Montgomery’s Anne of Green Gables books. In the Anne of Green Gables
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Looking for more variety in your menu, additional fiber, good sources of protein, or to identify gluten-free or low-fructan menu options? Our list of 21 alternative
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This long-lost pantry cupboard was preservation-worthy. Is it truly gone, or was it salvaged? The Kingsley-Cole house of Rome, New York, was built in the 1840’s
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