Welcome to a round up featuring recipes you cook with ingredients found in your pantry. On the 1st of each month (well, this post is going up early because I got excited) I’ll announce the pantry party challenge of the month. All you need to do is cook something based on the theme with at least one ingredient found in your pantry. Have some pasta? Some jelly? Some sauce? Flour? Sugar? Canned foods? We all have stuff pushed in our pantries that get forgotten about, so now is the time to make use of these otherwise forgotten foods.
On the 29th of each month I will post the round-up, with all the recipes and links to your blogs showcasing your contribution to the party.
I hope you’ll join me and explore your pantries!
How to Participate:
1. Visit The Law Student’s Cookbook on the 1st of each month to find out the Pantry Challenge Theme of the month.
2. Cook up something delicious based on the theme for the month with at least one ingredient found in your pantry.
3. Post the recipe on your blog. You can submit more than one recipe in a month if you wish, but all recipes must be current. If you don’t have a blog, you can still participate! Just send me an email with a write-up of your recipe, a picture, and any other information. I’ll make a post with recipes from readers who participated.
4. You must link to the announcement post for the given month in your blog post. If you wish, you can also use the graphic above in your post or sidebar (which you can find here.)
5. Email your recipes to elizabeth@crabtech.net no later than the 28th of each month. In the email include:
* Your name
* Your blog name
* Permalink to the blog post
* A photo of your recipe or permission to pull one from the post
6. On the 29th of each month visit The Law Student’s Cookbook for the recipe round up!
The theme for March is BREADED.
This month’s theme is up to your interpretation! Create a dish that involves an element that’s breaded. Breaded chicken? Breaded Brussels sprouts? Creative breading? Just make sure you use some ingredients in your pantry!
Whoo hoo! I have panko in the pantry! Love this party!
it says the theme for January is breaded, I assume you meant March? Thanks for hosting a fun party!
Yes! I need to pay more attention when I copy and paste. Thanks for letting me know!
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Hi Elizabeth, I’ve stopped by following your glowing comments about my Sweet and Sour dish, so I shall be sharing that delicious recipe at your pantry party 🙂 Hope your readers will enjoy & salivate!
Mary from Lovefoodies.com
Hi Again! I can’t seem to find where to contact / email you with the recipe, so I’ll add it here.
Title: Cantonese Sweet and Sour chicken
URL: http://www.lovefoodies.com/cantonese-sweet-and-sour-chicken.html
Website : http://www.lovefoodies.com
Photo: Please use the first (header) photo..it’s the nicest 🙂
Thanks very much
Mary
got it 🙂
Hope it’s okay to put my links here too!
Title: Parmesan Sesame Chicken Strips
URL: http://www.giraffedays.com/?p=16403
Blog: http://www.giraffedays.com
Photos: pull away!
#2
Title: Chicken Nuggets
URL: http://www.giraffedays.com/?p=16000
Blog: http://www.giraffedays.com
Photos: welcome to pull if you can find a suitable one – the only pic of a finished nugget includes my son eating it!
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