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06-01-1999, 10:20 PM
|  | ChefTalk Moderator Culinary Experience: Professional Chef | | Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Fond du Lac, WI
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| | What's in your fridge?
If any of you have been following the thread under Cooking Tips - Risotto you'll have noticed a slight deviation in the topic. Somehow the subject became chef eating habits. So I pose this question to all chefs (and yes, I know it's been asked a million times). What things cant you live without in your home fridge or pantry? Beer, wine, and liquor don't count!!!!
I would never be without mustard (2-4 kinds), pickles, some kind of sausage, hot sauce, pasta, sourkraut, and cheese. | 
06-01-1999, 11:05 PM
| | | Pasta, chicken, onion, eggs, potatoes, rice, butter, fresh fruit, and some veggies. Oh, garlic too. | 
06-01-1999, 11:31 PM
| | | What's in my refrigerator is mostly staples, or shall we say mirepoix. I always have lemongrass, ginger, a myriad of mustards (I see you can relate, Pete), assorted herbs, tomatoes, a mushroom assortment, cheeses ( reggiano, goat, wisconsin white cheddar and a brie offspring.) I keep small containers of frozen stocks in the freezer to suit my whims when I make dinner at home.
And always, however not in the fridge, there is the ever-present assortment of dried mushrooms (ie: lobsters, porcinis, and black trumpets.) | 
06-01-1999, 11:38 PM
| | | Frozed Pizza, Those little Chicken wings (Cajun Spice or hot wings)& what is ever left over from the night before I'm a late night eater | 
06-03-1999, 10:02 PM
| | Registered User | | Join Date: May 1999 Location: Utica, MI USA
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| | Brew and hot dogs, brew and hot dogs, brew and hot dogs. I think there's some milk for the kid too. | 
06-26-1999, 12:18 PM
| | | In my Fridge,
Today:
A whole pork loin
1 LB. of cooked ground beef, with peppers for tacos.
1 container of homemade tomato sauce,
5 different bottles of hot sauce,
all flavors of better than base for sauces and quick soups
all the basics for mirepoix
grapes
strawberries
blueberries
watermelon
catalope
apricots
cherries
grapefruit
lemons
limes
mozz cheese
parm cheese
sour cream
heavy cream
5 different boxes of international creamers for coffee (love our coffee)
green peppers
lettuce
and one beer
one bottle of white wine
and milk, butter, water, juice, eggs
and a buch of sauces like ketchup, steak sauce etc.
You asked!!!!
We don't eat prepared foods, and we eat all the fresh produce of the current season.
We include my husband, daughter(3), brother, and myself.
Chef Tracy | 
06-29-1999, 11:01 PM
| | | Just moved...so I have milk, juice, ketchup, bbq sauce (Claim Jumper), and potatoes. My friends always think its funny that chefs eat a lot of junk at home. Geez...you cook all day...the last thing you want to do is come home and make a gourmet meal.. GIVE ME A HAMBURGER!!!! |  |
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