on a Sun
T hese Prices

Keep your cabinets stock-
ed with:
• Packages of skim, dry

milk, small cans of evapor-
ated milk, individual en-
velopes of sugar or sweetener,
tea bags, instant coffee, beef

and chicken stock granules.
• Single serving packets and
cans of soup, frozen vegeta-
bles, entrees and potato
products.
• Dried herbs and season-
ings in smallest quantities.
Only buy selected favorites
as they lose strength quick-
as Italian
ly. Mixes,
seasoning, will take place of
several herbs. Extend shelf
life by freezing.
• Rice, cereals and pasta
should be stored in tightly
lidded jars in a dry place.
Use within two months, es-
pecially in humid weather.
• Olive oil is flavorful, and a
small bottle goes a long way.
Store at room temperature.
Extra sticks of butter of
margarine may be frozen.

The Equipment
Think small. Don't be
fooled by glossy advertise-
ments for pots and pans
"you can't live without."
At one point, my kitchen
tools consisted of a kettle,
and two skillets, one 7-inch,
the other 10-inch. Soups,
stews, pasta in sauce, fruit
compotes and puddings
were all cooked to tasty per-
fection. The number of serv-
ings determined which skil-
let to be used.
Don't skimp, but don't
splurge on a matched set of
wildly expensive equipment
— most of which will be
much too large and will nev-
er be used. Besides, where
would you store it all?
Instead, buy the best you
can afford, one piece at a
time. Bake and serve dishes
should look pretty and hold
1-2 servings. Your best bet
are those that are both oven-
proof and microwave safe.
Here are some sugges-
tions on how to stock the
basic kitchen. Add more
equipment as you go along.
• Kitchen utensils — selec-
tion of spatulas, ladles,
wooden spoons, a slotted
spoon, small whisk, kitchen
scissors (for snipping pars-
ley to cutting chicken),
measuring cups and spoons,
and a can opener.
• Knives — cheap ones are
useless, good ones are ex-
pensive but worth every dol-
lar. Start with a small par-
ing knife and a large heavy
chef's knife with a broad,
straight blade.
• Appliances — electric food
processors, toaster ovens
and coffee makers are avail-

able mini-size. They all take
up little counter space, and
are time and energy effi-
cient. The toaster oven may
be used for baking. You
might never use the range
again, except for company
cooking.

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