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If My Pantry Were to Disappear, Here’s What I’d Restock Immediately

Bon Appétit·Alaina Chou·2 months ago
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This is Starter Kit , a series where our editors share the food, drink, and kitchen essentials they recommend when you’re setting up from scratch. Here, Alaina Chou writes about everything you need to stock a pantry—whether you're a first-time cook, just moved, or finally did that long-overdue cleanout… Believe it or not, before my pantry shelves devolved into a sprawling mess composed of seemingly every consumer packaged good known to man (which is what happens when you write about said goods for a living), there was a time when they were entirely empty. That time was nearly four years ago, when I first moved into my current apartment and had nary a spice jar or condiment to my name. Building a pantry from the ground up may feel like a daunting task—it certainly did to me. But while I’m admittedly a sucker for stuffing my cupboard with niche olive oils and seasoned salts I never end up using, curating a highly effective starter pantry requires just a few key products and guiding principles.…

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