Ever wonder what food experts always have in their kitchens in case of an emergency Or just because they are their favorite, most versatile ingredients! Well today is your lucky day! Oldways turned to some of our experts friends in the culinary and nutrition world to ask what I’ve ingredients they always keep in their kitchens.
The overlap in these ingredients tells us what we should already have stocked in our pantries or what should be on our next grocery lists!
Lemon, garlic, olive oil, some sort of pasta or grain, and eggs. If we could splurge on a sixth, it would be Parmesan cheese. Editors at Food52
Lemons, garlic, olive oil, pasta, anchovies. Melissa Clark, food columnist for the New York Times and cookbook author
Wine (is that an ingredient), cheese, dark chocolate, EVOO, avocados have is not enough! Janice Bissex, MS RD and one of the moms behind Meal Makeover Moms
Whole grains (i.e., farro, quinoa, brown rice, oats), EVOO, nuts (walnuts, almonds, pistachios, peanuts), dried spices (an assortment, including basil, oregano, turmeric, thyme, marjoram, and cinnamon), and legumes (beans, lentils, peas). Sharon Palmer, The Plant-Powered Dietitian
EVOO, garlic, herbs, garum, eggs. Jody Adams, chef and restaurateur
Yogurt, spices, olive oil, vegetables, lemons. Â Ana Sortun, chef, restaurateur and cookbook author
Eggs (I hard-boil a batch every week), milk, baby carrots for snacking, oats for breakfast (and now baby cereal), hummus for snacking. Michelle Dudash, RDN and chef consultant
Were all of these ingredients already in your pantry What you have ingredients do you always keep in your kitchen
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