The Well-stocked Refrigerator

Now that the pantry is well stocked, and the freezer and refrigerator is organized, here are some basic staple items to add to your grocery list to ensure you’re refrigerator is well-stocked for last-minute meals. Of course, there’s a recipe at the end.

  1. Flat leaf parsley
  2. Beef or Chicken Broth
  3. Scallions/green onions
  4. Mixed greens (don’t even bother to get the pre-washed stuff. It isn’t.)
  5. Parmesan cheese wedge. (Shave it with a potato peeler as you need it.)
  6. Butter… the real stuff
  7. Hummus/Organic Peanut Butter
  8. Your favorite cheese for sandwiches. Mine is a mild cheddar
  9. Eggs
  10. Carrots
  11. Lemons and or Limes
  12. Milk
  13. Tortilla Shells

Recipe: Hummus Wrap.
This quick recipe was my son’s favorite “dinner” to eat on the bus as he headed off to ski club. I also packed him a muffin too.

  • Tortilla Shells
  • Hummus
  • Cheddar Cheese
  • Lettuce
  • Lemon
  • Salt
  • Extra Virgin Olive Oil
  • Scallions
  • Parsley

Pull out a tortilla shell, and drop two tablespoons of hummus in the middle. Add a drop of extra virgin olive oil, and add some grated cheddar cheese. Add some lettuce leaves, and snip off a few scallions and parsley. Add a dash of salt. Warm in the microwave. Squeeze the top with fresh lemon juice. For my son, I wrapped this in foil and, and headed off to meet the hoard of buses with all the other parents sending their kids off to ski club. When he ate it, he said, it was usually still warm.

 

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42 Comments

  1. SJ Reidhead says:

    When my sister’s kids come to visit (never anymore) they open the fridge, “You don’t cook very much do you?”

    SJR
    The Pink Flamingo

  2. pussreboots says:

    We grow our own parsley and other herbs, lemons too. So they aren’t part of the refrigerator but they are on hand. Happy TT.

  3. Morgan says:

    MmMmmM….I love real butter, LOL. I hate that margerin stuff. Great list. Happy Thursday!

  4. Nicholas says:

    Cheddar yes, but remember that it should be eaten at room temperature. Eating any cheese straight out of the fridge means that you chill most of the flavour out o fit. Cold cheese is an abomination.

  5. Sue says:

    Sounds yummy!!! Great list idea :)

  6. ellen b says:

    yummy
    That’s a good list..
    Happy Tt..

  7. This is not the first time I’ve come to your blog and left hungry. Happy TT.

  8. Michelle says:

    Good list. I agree with butter, the real stuff; nothing else even comes close, cholesterol count be damned!

    Happy cooking and happy TT!

  9. Oh… flat leaf parsley is always so… rotten. I’m not sure where you live,but they don’t grow it here in Colorado. It’s usually quite… nasty. I do love it. But…

    At the same time, we have a milk man – yep. He delivers milk (enzymes and all even), butter, etc. It’s awesome. So… a little give a little take! ;)

    Great list – when’s the book due? Happy TT

  10. Natalie says:

    The recipe looks great!

    Happy TT!

  11. BUY hummus??? And deny the Tour Manager the pleasure of making his favorite dish?

    We actually get mobbed by certain friends when we show up at potlucks with the Tour Manager’s hummus. Others just flat-out request it, and still others are SO possessive of it that we bring a double batch — half to share and half for our friends to hoard.

    The wrap sounds delish, though. I might need to try it!

  12. SusieJ says:

    OK, Here, I will be honest. I don’t buy hummus, but it is usually in my fridge. I make my own — huge batches of it — and freeze it. So, it’s a staple… but I just wanted to be sure everyone had some — either from their own freezer or the supermarket.

    Your recipe sounds intriguing… care to e-mail it to me?

  13. SandyCarlson says:

    No. 6 can cover a multitude of sins. Gotta have it. My husband came home with a pound of “I can’t believe it’s not” and I don’t know what to do with it. Life’s too short for Not Butter!

  14. Jersey says:

    Ooooh… you made me hungry. VERY hungry! ;-)

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  15. momhuebert says:

    It all sounds good except for the hummus. How DO you stand that stuff? I’ll just take the organic peanut butter instead…

  16. Barb says:

    I keep about 5 of those things in my refrigerator at all times. My husband is never without carrots! And, yes, I am hungry.

  17. Xakara says:

    This is just in time for my grocery shopping tomorrow. :0

    Thanks, Happy TT

    ~X

  18. Lib says:

    Oh what a lovely treat this will be when my mouth heals from having my wisdom teeth pulled tomorrow. Adding this to my grocery list :)

    Happy T13! Everyone! My T13 this week is project related…
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  19. Rian Fike says:

    Yum. You have a quality set of ingredients there, your body must be very happy.

  20. I’ve gotten most of those, although some I think I’ll be adding to the grocery list. :)

    -Renee

  21. jayedee says:

    great list……….but where’s the bacon??? lol
    happy t13

  22. I don’t do greens so they won’t be in my fridge! All the other stuff is okay though, can handle that. Happy TT

  23. SusieJ says:

    Bacon is good… but, really, that’s a luxury, not a staple.

    Hummus? It’s heaven!

  24. Lynne says:

    That sounds healthy! Great list. :-D

  25. Janet says:

    I have all those things but 1, 3 & 4. Now I’m going to read the well stocked pantry and organized refrigerator, altho that last one might be hopeless with me :-)

    That recipe sounds delish, btw. I might have to go to the cafe downstairs and get a hummus wrap!

  26. CrankMama says:

    Mmmmmm…. that sounds so yummy!!

  27. i used to be in the ski club!!!

  28. angelle says:

    Mmm… hummus wrap. I’m not even hungry right now and that sounds good.

  29. marcia v says:

    Good list now I am Hungry

  30. I never have anything in my refrigerator worth eating. I shop every day for dinner that night. Probably not the best idea, eh?

    Your post I think will make me turn over a new leaf… :)

  31. SusieJ says:

    No, don’t change a thing… it would be nice to be that carefree!

  32. grace says:

    It is always good to have a stock of food — for emergency purposes. You’ll never know when visitors come around sometimes.

  33. orneryswife says:

    Oooh. This looks good. I’ll have to come back later and check out the other posts too!
    TM

  34. pjazzypar says:

    This is a very good tip. I actually have most of these items in my refrigerator now, except for the lemons, limes, hummus, and scallions. Have a great TT.

  35. Corina says:

    Gee, I should hire you to come and shop for me. The cupboards are bare. So is the pantry. If we want to eat today, we have to go out or go out to shop.

  36. Thanks for the reminder about hummus. Every lunch I used to make a tortilla with hummus, salsa, cheese, and beans. Mmmmm. I should learn how to make it.

  37. A great list and a great recipe, too! I was just wishing I could make grilled cheese today but had nothing with which to make it. Thanks to your list, I’ll for sure keep cheese!

    First timer with TT!

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