This isn't everything, but close enough on amounts.
Sausage 12
Beef. 12
Stew chunks. 12
Chicken. 11
Sweet potatoes. 52
Green beans. 6
Bread & Butter pickles. 9
English peas.
Corn. 5
Sweet potato pumpkin. 6
Tomatoes. 7
Tomato juice. 10
Apple pie filling. 2
Apple pie filling sauce. 4
Apple butter. 2
Figs. 5
*Sorghum. 3
*Various jelly pints
*Various dried beans
*Rice 1 5gal bucket
*Evaporated milk
*Sweet milk
*Shitake mushroom pieces 14
*Reg mushroom buttons. 1
*Roasted garlic jars. 3
*Beef rice-roni. 3
*Bread crumbs. 3
*Pie crust dry mix. 1
*Salsa. 1
*Carrots. 3
*Cake mix. 5
*Chili beans. 3
*Refried beans. 3
*Cranberry sauce. 6
*Sliced beets. 5
*Red sauce. 1
*8# yeast
*Beef base 1
*Chicken base 2
*Ham base 1
*Bulk chicken gravy dry mix. 1#
*Bulk coat n bake mix. 1#
*2# wheat germ
*2# wheat bran
*1# powdered pectin
*4# graham flour
*2# rye flour
Bulk chives
Bulk dried onions
Bulk dried garlic
Bulk red pepper
Bulk cayenne
*White vinegar 3gal
*Cider vinegar 2gal
*Bleach. 2gal
*Dishsoap concentrate 1
*Canola oil
*Vanilla 1gal
*Black trash bags 1
*Gallon freezer bags 2
*Quart freezer bags 1
*Milk filters 6
There are miscellaneous store-bought things here, marked with * but everything else is home-grown here, the Amish community, bulk shop or farm market.
I can see alot of things we need -- I haven't made noodles since last year :o( and we are out of olive oil, which is what we tend to use for all baking and such. I didn't list wheat, gluten or gluten flour, oats, sugars, popcorn for grinding as we have a lot of those in stock right now. I also didn't list the common stuff -- toilet paper, shampoos and soaps, first aid supplies, cases of lamp oil, wicks, matches, etc. because we don't generally run out of that kind of thing around here.
I suppose I should actually write out a real, all-inclusive inventory here, heh? I know what I have aside from the non-everyday essentials, it's just the everyday consumable stuff I have to track. Obviously, looking at the list, I need to keep better track of it.
Time to make a list....and get out to the building to start tackling the freezer chain!
Deanna
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1 comment:
Hi Deanna,
I don't know if you get a chance to read these comments. I am really praying you do. I had asked you a long time ago for a recipe that you had made and it was really good. It was Black Bean Soup. I have since missplaced it and am in a bit of a pickle. My SIL works at the local Kroger and when they are going to throw any thing out of value he sends a little bird my way. Well the bird came and told me that they were throwing about 150 lbs of dry beans out and they were in a shopping cart beside the dumpster. (THey did this last year too) Anyway I have about 50 lbs of black beans. I really liked that soup and thought that it might can nice. If you can post it again I would appreciate it. All of the beans were out of date but appeared to be fine. And free is free! I checked them all for bugs. I even put them in the freezer as a preventative. So now I am going to can most of this blessing for ready made meals. By the way I wish I could send you some of our Amish stores for your pantry needs down there. they are amazing. I drive sometimes 2 hours and still save tons of money.
Thanks Again
In Christ
Dawn
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