With all the currents of history — migration, war, exploitation, and trade — they traveled. And the cuisines inevitably intermingled.

We wrote The Global Pantry Cookbook October , Workman Publishing , mostly because of our own histories. Ann is the daughter of a Korean mom and Mississippi dad. She grew up eating from two very rich traditions, knowing about kimchi and sorghum syrup.

Much later, our paths crossed at a national food magazine. Our goal in writing the book was to understand the roots and methods of global pantry ingredients as well as where they could slip into our everyday cooking, where their flavor works wonders.

Gojuchang spices our sloppy joes; coconut cream elevates an old-timey wedge salad; Banyuls vinegar adds profound melody to a nutty sauce for leeks. Read on for 10 favorites to stock up on, and play with, this year.

Hot, roasted, complex, funky, sweet. Thick, glossy, and deep red, this essential Korean chile paste is a powerhouse of spicy, salty, fermented flavors, rounded out with a little sweetness. Gochujang is melted into the meaty sauce and brings sweet and spicy depth to Ground Beef Bulgogi Sloppy Joes with Fiery Napa Slaw and is essential in Korean cooking, landing on Korean barbecue tables as an integral part of ssamjang the spicy, salty sauce served with the meat.

Shopping intel: Look for the iconic red tubs, not the squeezable, thinner, vinegary gochujang-flavored sauces. Sold in Asian markets or Korean-focused stores like H Mart. One brand we like is Chung Jung One. Other uses: Work into a marinade for meat especially grilled pork , adding a little rice vinegar, honey, and miso.

Mix with oil and toss with potatoes before roasting. Stir a spoonful into a meaty ragu or a marinara sauce for a kick of spice. Storage: Once opened, gochujang keeps in the fridge, well-sealed with a layer of plastic wrap under the lid, for ages.

Supple, salty, lemony, deep. Preserved lemons are used in many North African and Middle Eastern cuisines but are absolutely central to Moroccan cooking. Both the peel and the flesh are gorgeous after the 1-month fermentation. Finely chopped, they add a tangy and salty bite accompanied by a light floral aroma to Slow-Roasted Salmon with Citrus-Olive Relish.

Shopping intel: In a pinch, jarred versions can be found in fancy foods stores and of course in Middle Eastern and North African food shops. Other uses: In cream cheese spreads, tahini-enriched vinaigrettes, spicy tomato soups and stews, on flatbreads with spices, with eggplant or stewed lamb, even in icings for lemon muffins.

By the way, the syrupy brine is also delicious. Storage: Sealed in jars before opening, for months in a cool, dark place.

After opening, in the fridge for many weeks. Grapey, tart, ethereal. This vinegar is made from the grenache-based sweet wine of the same name in a southeast region of France, near Spain, and it is showcased in our Broiled Leeks with Toasted Pine Nut Sauce as it imparts the nutty sauce with a sweet and tangy complexity.

Seek bottles with four, five, or even six years of barrel aging. Unlike industrial-production wine vinegars, Banyuls is deeply grapey though bone dry, with a haunting, persistent, piercing, sun-roasted fruity-nutty quality on the tongue and an aroma that you just have to experience.

Shopping intel: Sold in some French or European specialty-food stores, but Amazon and other online sources are a good alternative. Other uses: Pretty much any savory dish that will be elevated by a touch of acidic, nutty zing.

Storage: Months or longer in the pantry. Intense, richly flavored, deeply caramel, crumbly, tangy. Many Southeast Asian palm tree sugars are pale in color and mild in taste, but gula jawa, from Indonesia, is chocolate-dark and has an almost briny, profound caramel intensity that is simply remarkable.

Gula jawa pulls double-duty in our Chewy-Fudgy Almond Butter and Palm Sugar Cookies , bringing a caramelized sweetness to the four ingredient dough while also enhancing the underlying earthy and nutty notes.

Shopping intel: Look in a good Asian-food store like H Mart, where it will sit with many other types of sugar. If you have no local store, Amazon sells several varieties.

Other uses: Stir small chunks into half-thawed vanilla ice cream and refreeze. Microplane onto oatmeal or grits, melt to make a powerful syrup, sprinkle into cookie dough, or use in place of brown sugar for a streusel.

Storage: Once opened, gula jawa will quickly turn from its moist, almost crumbly texture to sugary stone. To avoid that, triple wrap with plastic and store in a tight jar, where it will keep for ages.

If it does harden, make a syrup on the stove with water. Hot, smoky-rich, tangy, saucy. Mexican adobo usually contains onion, garlic, sugar, vinegar, paprika, and herbs such as bay leaves and oregano, plus salt and sugar.

Both the tangy, smoky, not-sweet barbecue-like sauce and the bonus clutch of supple whole smoky chiles can be used in recipes. Shopping intel: Almost any Hispanic or Mexican section in a supermarket will have at least one variety.

After tasting five brands, we loved La Morena for its smooth, smoky balanced adobo, not too hot, and its large, plump, succulent chipotles. Other uses: Puree for a ready-made thick sauce of considerable complexity and fire.

Add to chilis, black beans, and barbecue sauces. Stir some of the adobo sauce into sour cream or Greek yogurt for a dip or taco topping. Chop and put in mashed Yukon gold or sweet potatoes. Storage: In an unopened can, for years.

After opening, a week or so in the fridge. Can chop or puree leftovers and freeze in ice cube trays for longer storage. Creamy, rich, coconutty, mouth-filling. For richness, in savory and sweet dishes, nothing is as handy in the global pantry as a can of coconut cream.

Experience the transformative power of this plant-based essential in our Wedge Salad with Coconut Ranch and Furikake as it adds a velvety texture and rich creaminess to the ranch-inspired dressing.

But shopper beware: Manufacturing standards allow for plenty of leeway, in terms of fat and solids content, so check the ingredient list on the can and opt for the fewest ingredients possible.

In Asian food stores, you can find a huge selection, including tiny cans for smaller portions. Other uses: Treat coconut cream gently on the stove; it does not want to be boiled hard, lest the fat separate unless making a dish like beef rendang.

Try it in dairy-free ice creams, just be sure it is thoroughly emulsified or blended; unlike heavy cream, it can resolve into fatty bits if not well emulsified before adding to other ingredients. Storage: Stable for months or years in unopened cans.

Once opened, store leftovers well sealed in the fridge and use within a week or two. We freeze leftovers, sealing 1-cup quantities in freezer bags. Roasty-toasty, silky, nutty, tannic. Our Spinach, Grapefruit, and Avocado Salad with Sesame Vinaigrette showcases all of these traits as the prized oil is combined with rice vinegar for a deeply toasty, yet perfectly balanced dressing.

This oil a bedrock ingredient in Korean cooking, and also used in Chinese, Japanese, and other cuisines. Look for dark-hued oil the color of light maple syrup , extracted from carefully roasted seeds — not the clear, light un-toasted variety that sells for much less the words roasted or toasted may not be on the label, though.

Brands we like include Chung Jung One Premium, Otoggi Premium Roasted made in China — but many Korean oils are made with imported seed , and Beksul.

H Mart and similar stores are good sources, or look online. Other uses: Add to stir-fries of all sorts, gingery vinaigrettes in the Japanese style, spicy dipping sauces for dumplings and noodles, and to ice creams or cookies that want a bit of extra nutty oomph. Storage: Will keep for many weeks in a cool, dark place, even longer in the fridge.

Having a thoughtfully stocked pantry with healthy and delicious food options is key to maintaining a balanced diet full of essential nutrients and vitamins your body needs to stay energized and functioning throughout the day. Plus, having healthy ingredients on hand makes it easier to prepare nutritionally-balanced meals on the fly.

When it comes to living a healthier lifestyle, Sinan recommends you consider the three Fs: food, fitness, and frugality. Are they great sources of energy — great sources of fuel for us? And are they cost efficient? One of the best ways to make sure your pantry is stocked with healthy food choices is by planning ahead.

Make a grocery list of items you need and stick to it when shopping. You can also try online grocery delivery services, which are convenient and limit the amount of unhealthy impulse buys.

Start with the basics and expand your pantry as you expand your cooking skill set. The perfect collection builds out over time. When thinking about what to stock in your pantry, opt for ingredients that are nutrient-dense, low in added sugars and sodium, and high in fiber.

These include items like whole grains, legumes, nuts, seeds, nut butters, dried fruits, and vegetables. You can also stock up on canned foods like beans, tuna, salmon, and chicken, which last for a long time and help avoid wasteful spending.

Aside from being cost-efficient and having a long shelf life aka less likely to be wasted , canned foods can pack a punch when it comes to nutrition. Your pantry should also include a variety of fruits and vegetables. Canned chicken and canned salmon or tuna — which are great sources of omega-3 fatty acids — are also a go-to for Sinan.

Coming out of the can, it might throw people off, but with the addition of just a couple of ingredients, it goes a much longer way than a lot of us expect. Whole grains like oats, brown rice, and whole wheat pasta, are a great source of fiber and can help keep you fuller longer.

Take quinoa, for example. So quinoa — dry quinoa is always in my pantry. I boil it plain … and I love having it ready in the fridge.

Oatmeal is another favorite for Sinan. Whole grains are a fantastic source of fiber, vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients. Healthy grains include:. Sometimes, eating healthy — and enjoying it — comes down to flavor. Or no sugar-added pasta sauce?

Adding spices to recipes can reduce the amount of salt, sugar, and unhealthy fats that are often used for flavor. This means you can r educe your risk of developing chronic health conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure without sacrificing flavor.

Plus, herbs and spices contain antioxidants, which help fight inflammation. With just a few shakes or dashes of your favorite spices, you can season all sorts of meals while also adding health benefits!

There are lots of ways to level up some of your favorite healthy foods with spices, condiments and herbs:. When it comes to baking, natural sweeteners such as honey and maple syrup are great substitutes for refined sugar.

Whole-grain flours like spelt and oat are healthier alternatives to white flour, and can even provide a more interesting flavor. Other nutritious baking ingredients include chia seeds, almond meal, coconut oil, and dried fruit. Again, a really good ingredient that can stretch a long way. Reach for cooking and baking staples that have many uses and can last for a long time, including:.

For those who love snacking so like, everyone nuts, seeds, and dried fruit are essential. Dried fruits such as apricots and raisins are great sources of fiber and iron, while nuts like almonds and pistachios dish out the healthy fats. All these dried superfoods can be stored in airtight containers for a long time, making them ideal pantry staples.

Adding nutritious volume to any meal is going to help set you up for success when it comes to healthy eating, so having greens like spinach, arugula, or lettuce handy in the fridge is a great idea. For protein sources, Sinan recommends eggs. So secret ingredients like egg whites in certain recipes are good.

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Keep it simple so it is easy to maintain the stock up spending. I took out a piece of paper and jotted down all of the items I get on a weekly basis. Items such as string cheese, bread, meat, lunch meat, and cereal made the list. Then, I went to my ads and started carefully monitoring sales for these items for the first few weeks.

Once there was a sale, I wrote down the price of the sale next to my item. Next, I bought the weekly newspaper to get coupons. This dropped the price even more, making it the lowest price to stock up. I would update my item price based on my discounted price.

This is how I determined if I was getting a screaming deal. They make it so easy. They have local chains and national chains, so it works for most people. I find that items with a long shelf life are the best to stock up on. Here are some examples: laundry detergent, dish washing soap, paper towels, toilet paper, deodorant, shampoo, conditioner, other personal care items, flour, sugar, canned goods, etc.

If you have a small chest freezer or plan on getting one soon, you can also stock up on cheese, bread, and meats! I love doing this, it saves me so much at the end of each month.

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Or no sugar-added pasta sauce? Adding spices to recipes can reduce the amount of salt, sugar, and unhealthy fats that are often used for flavor. This means you can r educe your risk of developing chronic health conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure without sacrificing flavor.

Plus, herbs and spices contain antioxidants, which help fight inflammation. With just a few shakes or dashes of your favorite spices, you can season all sorts of meals while also adding health benefits! There are lots of ways to level up some of your favorite healthy foods with spices, condiments and herbs:.

When it comes to baking, natural sweeteners such as honey and maple syrup are great substitutes for refined sugar. Whole-grain flours like spelt and oat are healthier alternatives to white flour, and can even provide a more interesting flavor.

Other nutritious baking ingredients include chia seeds, almond meal, coconut oil, and dried fruit. Again, a really good ingredient that can stretch a long way.

Reach for cooking and baking staples that have many uses and can last for a long time, including:. For those who love snacking so like, everyone nuts, seeds, and dried fruit are essential. Dried fruits such as apricots and raisins are great sources of fiber and iron, while nuts like almonds and pistachios dish out the healthy fats.

All these dried superfoods can be stored in airtight containers for a long time, making them ideal pantry staples. Adding nutritious volume to any meal is going to help set you up for success when it comes to healthy eating, so having greens like spinach, arugula, or lettuce handy in the fridge is a great idea.

For protein sources, Sinan recommends eggs. So secret ingredients like egg whites in certain recipes are good. Another underused ingredient?

Food is meant to be enjoyed. Eating healthy gives you an opportunity to try something new, get creative in the kitchen, save time and money, and improve your overall health. Taking that first step will ultimately pay off in the long run!

Ready to put some of those pantry staples to use? Make it fun for the family with DIY Grain Bowls , or get your prep on with these 6 Healthy Grab-and-Go Breakfasts. Combining that with competitive athletics throughout his entire life, he always knew nutrition was his forever dream.

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May 12, By Anytime Fitness. Why you should stock your pantry with healthy food. How can I make healthy eating easier? The 3 Fs. Where do I start? Which food staples should I stock up on? Canned goods. Grains and pasta. Summary Whole grains are a fantastic source of fiber, vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients.

Healthy grains include: Brown and red rice Quinoa Barley Oatmeal Whole-grain bread and pasta Whole-grain breakfast cereals Farro. Spices and herbs.

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Pull them in half with your hands, still smoking, then set them on a large plate before wetting with the best red wine vinegar the demon and genuine olive oil the angel.

Sprinkle it with sea salt and abundant coarse pepper before adding anchovies , thinly sliced raw red onions, and lots of fresh basil. Chef: Sara Kramer, Kismet , Los Angeles. Chef: Lucas Sin, Junzi and Nice Day , New York City. Megan Spurrell. Scott Laird. Paris Wilson. Stacey Lastoe.

This chili oil is infused at a low temperature with sesame seeds, Sichuan peppercorn, and onions, then heated up and poured over a mix of Chinese tianjin chilis and Turkish black urfa chili. The black urfa chili has undertones of sweetness, raisin, and chocolate, which means the chili oil is slightly more mild and is very aromatic.

In a clear broth, you might find fine silky threads that mimic the texture of the stock. In others, you might find tender, thin blankets that hug noodles and dumplings. Either way, of course, finished with a couple drops of an unobtrusive, aromatic chili oil.

Chef: John Liu, Chifa , Los Angeles. It can be the main event in a dish or used to enhance the flavor. What he's cooking: Spam fried rice. Chef: Sean Sherman, The Sioux Chef , Minnesota.

S and Northern Mexico, and Ramona Farms grows theirs on ancestral Akimel O'odham land. Once the beans are cooked and tender, I drain them, then add all of the ingredients with another cup of water and let them cook down until the water is absorbed and serve.

Chef: Massimo Bottura, Osteria Francescana , Italy. All you need? Anchovies, parsley, garlic, olive oil, Parmesan, a dash of balsamic, and toasted bread crumbs to finish. Toast some old bread in olive oil to make savory bread crumbs. Dress the pasta with the pesto and sprinkle the bread crumbs on top.

Chef: Ignacio Mattos, Estela , Cafe Altro Paradiso , and Flora Bar, New York. It's something my grandmother does, and did for me as a kid growing up.

It still is the perfect treat. Chef: Gabriela Camára, Contramar , Mexico City. Chef: Nina Compton, Bywater American Bistro and Compère Lapin , New Orleans. What she's cooking: Cacio e pepe. It's one of our bestsellers.

First I create a carpaccio from burned eggplants, then top with crushed feta cheese, pine nuts, greens, this tahini, dates, and a handful of seasonings. Chef: Pia León, Kjolle , Lima. She goes for Peruvian products, and her favorite beans come from Three Monkeys , in Peru's Sacred Valley of the Incas.

And sometimes I use it to prepare different kind of sauces, especially sauces for meat cuts. Chef: Tomas Kalika, Mishiguene , Buenos Aires. And that spiciness I especially like it in marinades, for meats and chickens that I'm going to grill.

Chef: Jihan Lee, Nami Nori , New York City. You can even add it as a topping for ice cream to get that salted caramel flavor. Chef: Renee Erikson, The Walrus and the Carpenter , Seattle. Chef: Brandon Jew, Mister Jiu's , San Francisco.