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- I'm sharing our dinners of the week as well as my best prepper pantry tips in today's video. I believe meal planning is a homemaking MUST. Meal planning helps our family stay on budget and eat delicious and nutritious meals all week long. Join me for this week's What's for Dinner and stay until the end to see our prepper pantry.
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0:00 Introduction
1:35 Pastrami sandwiches and chili cheese fries
2:24 BBQ ribs in the oven with creamed spinach
4:28 Taco salad
6:18 Instant Pot Split Pea Soup
8:21 Shrimp Scampi Linguini
9:52 Pizza
11:11 Prepper Pantry Tour & Tips
All recipes are in my corresponding blogpost (linked in the description box) and all items discussed are linked there as well. Have a wonderful weekend! I'll see you soon! Love, Jennifer
I prefer Victory Pantry because it sounds more positive and hopeful and like someone else said “nostalgic” too ;)
Yes love that term! Reminds me of the “Victory Gardens” from the 1940s during the war☺️
How nice!! I'm going to borrow that term for mine! 💝
My friend suggested stocking up on canned goods and bottled water each year,then donating to the food bank and re stocking. This way you are prepared and generous💝
Ive tought of that, the worse that happens is you donate - however canned goods will last alot longer than one year, no need to donate each year from your prepper pantry anyway.
@@raia9 Yes, I rotate my "emergency" supplies every spring, and donate what's going to expire within the next year. If it has another couple of years to go, I keep it. That way I don't have to start from scratch when I replenish.
I like Victory Pantry, makes me think of all the people who pulled together to fight evil during WW II, to them I am still grateful and humbled. Maybe I will watch the movie "Spitfire" (1942) Leslie Howard, David Niven this weekend. Heads up , you will cry at the end.
Thanks for the movie recommendation. I looked it up and the old version is called First of the Few 😊.
@@kerrywatson8581 thanks, I realized that that was the original English title after I went and ordered, a newer. hopefully better, DVD from amazon, the VHS tape I had was from a good print, so I know it is out there.
@@mytws I watched the movie last night (on TH-cam, lol). What a good one! I discovered,after my comment, that the movie was called Spitfire in the U.S. and First of the Few I n England.
So good Jennifer! I can't wait to try some of theses recipes. I love "Victory Pantry", which I assume came from "Victory Garden". My grandmothers were young homemakers during WWII. This reminds me of their "can do" attitudes and optimism as they grew their own food, a lot of which they canned to stock their pantries. They were victorious and exemplified the attitude that we should have as we plan and prepare. 💛🤗💛
I love the sound of your laugh. So joyful!
I love Victory Pantry. I read a lot of books from homemakers during WWII England. I love Victory Gardening. They really saved their families and neighbors.
Lisa, Can you recommend some books for that ERA, I would love to read some of those.
Are you reading biographies or historical fiction from that time period? I read historical fiction, but I'd love some recommendations from you.
Please share the book titles! I would love to read them :)
Here are the book titles, all purchased from Amazon. Non fiction is generally what I read.
We'll Eat Again; Margueritte Patten
VICTORY cookbook ; Margueritte Patten
MAKE DO AND MEND
EATING FOR VICTORY
WARTIME FARM, There is also a PBS series on this book. Try Prime.
Let me know what you think.
Victory Pantry has a nostalgic sound. I like it!
I agree 😊❤
Hi Jennifer! I belong to an Orthodox Christian group and the lady who runs this group actually referred your page to us. I just call my pantry a pantry. People assume too much and pantry keeps things cordial :-) I am stocking up on canned goods and some meat. My brother, we live together I was mom's caretaker and he's trying to help me get back on my feet) has been out of work since the first of the year. We have been living off of our pantry and freezer. It has been such a HUGE blessing as I am the only one working and not making mush more than minimum wage. When I moved from Iowa to Tennessee I had no money but I huge pantry to help with things until I got a job. Pantry's are very important and if things go good and you do not need the food or won't get to it before it expires, bless someone you know may be having a difficult time.
I’ve been building my food and household supply over the last year. Usually I only worry about it going into late Fall and try to keep stocked for winter. I’m in Canada and I simply don’t want to go to the store when it’s cold and miserable. This year I just kept up with it through covid and have been slowly building. Some other things to include are items that make you happy. I make sure I have LOTS of coffee, comfort items when are sick (Vick’s VapoRub etc), fully charged back up battery packs for phones (Mophies), cash and entertainment items (Kobo with library account logged in, puzzles etc.)
You’re using a mezzaluna!! One of the best cutting board/tools for the kitchen. We italians loooove it!
I started to stock up this summer. I have never kept much extra food, so it has been a challenge trying to find an organized place for everything, and also a mental challenge to buy some of these bulk items. We don't have a walk in pantry, so I converted our upstairs linen closet to a pantry. I put the linen items like tablecloths and fitted sheets in a bin for under the bed. A lot of the food was on baker's racks in our hot garage, and I realized that it wasn't a good idea and that I had to find somewhere in the house.
I prefer Victory pantry, to me prepper pantry has a negative connotation.
Growing up my family had a pantry that could sustain us for years, I think that’s the way most people lived. Stock up on a good buy or jar all the produce while it’s in season. My parents would buy, from the butcher, a whole lamb or half cow, prep the meat for different meals and freeze it in a huge freezer. We would come home from school to mounds of meat that my parents and grandmother were hand chopping into different meals. Or tomatoes, apricots, butter, yogurt, orca leaves, whatever needed replenishing. I miss seeing them working together like that.
If you have sourdough starter then sourdough pizza is a doddle!
2 cups starter
2 cups flour
1-2 tsp salt
5 tbsp olive oil
At this point, I just eyeball it it’s so foolproof
Your pantry is awesome and you look stunning . 👍
Oh yes, I always watch til the end! I appreciate that you are not overly wordy. 20 minutes or less is the perfect time for a quick breather in my day, and you give us the right amount of info and inspiration, not too much. Well done! You are my favorite you tuber!
You said hoagie roll and it made me smile because it's such an east coast Philly word and I've never heard it from the mouth of a Californian. 🥰
Victory pantry, like Victory garden, sounds more nostalgic and positive to my mind. I’d be interested to hear how you rotate and store things.
my preference would be for 'victory' pantry. has such a positive, less 'dooms-day-ish' feel to it :)
This makes 4 individual pizza crusts. I make it ahead of time and freeze. My pizza dough recipe: 6 2/3c all-purpose flour, 1 T salt, 2 t sugar, 2 1/2c warm water, and 4 1/2 t instant yeast. Of course, activate the yeast with the warm water and sugar. Allow to sit for 10 minutes. Combine flour and salt with water mixture. Knead well and allow to rise for 1 hour. Punch down. Allow to rise another hour. Divide into 4 portions and use or freeze. I do this recipe in a bread maker, in a kitchen aid and in a food processor. It all works.
Loving these meal planning videos Jennifer. So appreciated!
Love that you are sharing these! I’ve been really enjoying them! Have been working on my own prepper pantry and batch cooking in preparation for fall.
Jennifer, I have the same lemon juicer and discovered that if you quarter the lemons they are much easier to squeeze!
I’ve made several of your meals and it’s been so inspiring! My family has loved them! Thank you!
I've only associated "victory" with the victory gardens during WW2 - it's the perfect name for a stock-up pantry! Much more uplifting.
I know Anderson’s very well. Every trip between northern and Southern California, that was where we stopped for lunch. I even took my youngest there two years ago during a car trip from Oregon to Calif.!
We always stopped and picked up the split pea soup when we drove from Oregon to Disneyland as a child 🥰. Reminds me of my childhood, too!
It’s a bit difficult because we’re vegan, but my tip is just to have my daughter sprouting seeds for a garden. She loves it. Though we shop, we’re prepped so we can have lots of vegetables to stay heathy. This helped so much. Thank you! I like either pantry. But I do prefer Prepper pantry. 😀
Being prepared is always a good thing and even more so now. I'm making sure we have enough of what we need, also I like the idea of not having to go out but every 3 to 4 weeks to stock up on the fresh produce. Thanks Jennifer!
I love the term victory pantry! I hope you continue these meals of the week videos Jennifer. Its so easy to get stuck in a rut with meal planning and your videos are very inspiring! I made the "marry me" chicken you recently shared and it was a hit with my family☺thanks for all the time and work you put into these videos!
I like the nostalgic sound of the Victory Pantry and Victory Garden. They're uplifting while also motivating us to be purposeful. Thank you for touching on this topic. I've had a preparedness pantry for many years, and it's proven itself very useful.
That scarf 🧣 is beautiful! I like victory pantry.
Yesterday, I bought beautiful plates from Bavaria at the Goodwill, thanks to all your videos showing your lovely plates. Thank you! You have encouraged me in many ways to enjoy life more!
That scarf is beautiful. I really love split pea soup this time of year!
I love Victory Pantry! Just sounds so more joyful.
Just wanted to let you know that I really enjoy these meal planning/prepping videos. My husband is always amazed that we never run out of any necessities - I always have a spare or 3 tucked away. A little good planning ahead makes for smoother days and we could all use that.
Thank you for your videos… I love homemaking, but as you know it can be daunting sometimes! Your videos always seem to come at a time when I am about to fall into a rut and need a fresh bit of motivation.
Right on time! I'm a big fan of all your recipes! ❤️ I also loved the prepper/ victory pantry edition. Something my parents always did - to always be prepared (which is chic!). Perhaps it's also a large family-thing 😂 I think it's a great addition to your 'dinners of the week' video, considering the time we live in. I think victory pantry definitely sounds more festive 😊 Love from the Netherlands
I happened to find a Restaurant Depot near my town..it was the ONLY place I could find TP when the shortage started.
I like the term "Victory" pantry .. .to me it sounds more positive!! :) Great tips today. Thank you!
I love your well stocked pantry Jennifer! Your meals looked delicious as always 🌹
Of course I made it to the end! I LOVE your videos and look forward to them eagerly.
Also, I always make it to the end of your videos! Wish they were even longer sometimes❤️
-Lydiya
Me too!
Beautiful scarf! I love these meal prep videos. I’m planning on making the French Dip this weekend.
Victory pantry for me. This is good information and your meals look delicious. I did learn the lesson that nasty little weevil things will chew through anything; unopened pasta, powdered milk, flour bags, nothing was off limits. I now seal everything up in freezer zip lock bags, glass, or freeze. I also learned my lesson buying too many canned goods because they had expiration dates that weren't as long as I assumed. A large family wouldn't have any problems going through large stock but us singletons might.
Thank you so much for the time stamps!! so helpful! I love these meal videos. They are really helpful during this pandemic.
having a prepper pantry is so smart and I completely agree with how you are going about it!
Thank you so much! xx
thank you for sharing, especially the taco salad. It is something I've been craving, but watching too many recipes had me befuddled. Now the meal will come together without stress. BTW, a big thank YOU because you do not perseverate!
Thank you for your channel! I love it, you are helping me to be a better wife, mom and homemaker. Praise God 🙌 for your diligence, you bring God glory. ❤
New to your channel and trying to simplify my wardrobe to capsule. I just purchased a square scarf and I'm going to try to incorporate scarves in my wardrobe. Can you do a video on different ways to wear scarves and can you show us all your scarves you'll be wearing for Autumn/Winter please. Love your meal videos too.
I *LOVED* this video, particularly the pantry info. I've been making a list for the store over the past few days and have been contemplating a pantry-style haul and now, I'm all in. I prefer the term "Victory Pantry", as I have such deep affection and admiration for the Homefront Honeys who took their jobs as homemakers seriously as part of the War effort. Having a well-stocked pantry really does give one a sense of victory over fear or panic, doesn't it? Well done, Jennifer! And that mac n' cheese looks ridiculously delish! Thanks again!
Oh, Anderson's brings back wonderful memories of my late uncle who lived on a ranch in Santa Ynez! Now I want split pea soup!
I love your meals of the week series! I also use your meals to make up my grocery list, replacing anything hubby doesn't care for with his fav meat and potatoes. Love your prepper extra this week...one thing I added this year was a grow light, and extra seeds, perfect for growing inside during winter months. Have a lovely week. Linda
Yayyy to all these food vids! I so need help as I begin homeschooling this year. And yay for spanish guitar, too, ooooh, la la!
Thank you for mentioning “Pea Soup Anderson’s”. I lived in San Diego for many years and ate at the one in Carlsbad many times. It was a wonderful reminder of that lovely restaurant. ❤️❤️❤️
I just love your channel, Jennifer! There's so much variety, I always enjoy your content! ♡♡♡♡♡
Love your makeup in this video! Thank you for including the links to what you are wearing you are amazing!!!
I had only hear the term preper pantry but I like more how victory pantry sounds.
I had slowly being building a victory pantry over the summer, since we moved and also for what ever may come this winter, better to be prepare!
I love your scarf Jennifer. It’s lovely on you. I don’t have much space in my kitchen, just cupboards so I just stock up on a canned goods. We don’t do “prepper” or “victory” pantries here in Australia. People who live in the country no doubt stock up because they live so far from shops.
I think the key to a good pizza crust is to bake it at a high heat -- 450 to 500 degrees. That way the bottom crisps and it rises quickly.I love split pea soup and lentil soup which are made similarly at my house. Some ideas for toppings for lentil or split pea soup is to add crisp, crumbled bacon, sour cream, and green onions. Oh, and croutons. I guess I haven't heard of victory pantry so mine is a prepper pantry. I did plant an extra large garden this year so perhaps I have a victory garden for my prepper pantry! Great pantry ideas. One thing I think gets overlooked is salt. Gotta have some flavor. Thank you.
I like the term victory pantry. I made your French dips from your video last night and it was a hit! Thanks for doing these videos Jennifer:)
I had never heard the term Victory Pantry until you said it in this video. I love the sound of it, but I tend to call mine our overflow pantry. I don't have an actual working pantry, I store my pantry items in my kitchen cupboards, so any time we have stuff that won't fit in those cupboards, stuff that overflows, I put it on shelves in the dining area. It's not pretty, but it's functional and it's allowing me to stock up during these interesting times.
Your videos are so comforting on a cold, rainy day. I love these meal ideas! I love Shrimp scampi 🍤 linguine, and I have one son who ADORES shrimp, and one son who hates it, so I usual throw some cooked chicken in mine. We make homemade pizzas, too! The fact that you make it about 1x a week encourages me to put it into our weekly meal plan. I recently made it using the Stonefire Naan flatbread from Costco, with everyone picking their toppings, and my husband who was skeptical said it turned out really well! Normally I make my own dough. But the Naan flatbread was a quick fix, one rainy Sunday afternoon!
I love your concept of a “Victory Pantry”. This is what we do, too, and we did not need to even go to the grocery store during all the panic buying of 2020! (Except for fresh fruit & vegetables) Buying extra of what you eat, plus having a little 25 year shelf life food, is such a blessing to have on hand. It’s cool to see so many of my pantry staples in your pantry!
Mexican here... never heard “victory pantry” before, so I’ll have to do some reading on this... currently working on a list of freezer and easy meals (due on October with baby number 5)... thank you for the meal ideas
For me this is your best meal plan so far!😋
I call mine “pantry like my mamaw’s!” Lol. I’m 62 and I can remember my grandmothers having a lot of food stocked up in their basement. Most of it was food they had canned from their garden. But they also had other grocery canned foods and a stocked freezer. They grew up during the depression, so they knew what it was like to do without. I learned a lot from them. One of my grandmothers would wash and rinse her aluminum foil she had used and would reuse it later. I do this with freezer storage bags. My son and husband call me cheep, but I say I’m just frugal and don’t see why we can’t reuse some things. Enjoyed your video!
Oh yes! Anderson’s split pea! Love that place. We still stop at Paula’s Pancake house in Solvang for their delicious Belgian waffles:) 😋 what great meal ideas. Thank you Jennifer!
The best!
I love you’re daily meal videos. I made the fries this last weekend. I soaked them for 15 min, but they needed to cook for a lot longer than the given time. Could have been my air fryer or maybe I should soak them longer. I love the idea so I will continue making them until I get them to work for me.
Hello! I stock shelf stable almond milk because of dairy sensitivity. Love your a Victory pantry!
Love your meals videos....always gives me new ideas! I prefer "prepper" due to that's what we are doing...preparing. great video!
I just found your vlog and love it! We too are working on our pantry. Since we make so much from scratch we bought 5 gallon food grade buckets to buy flour, sugar, rice, popcorn kernals (Friday night popcorn!), Almond Cow ingredients to make our milks, and so forth. Our goal is to keep 3 months worth of food and rotate forward as we purchase to replace what we use. Peace of mind going into this fall & winter.
Love this!!! I like fresh pumpkin seeds (pepitas) on my taco salad.
I enjoyed your last video on the prepped/victory pantry. I too try to have an emergency food supply. I am in the process of identifying 14 meals that could be made, in large part, off the shelf, then trying to store items for those meals. My goal is to make one or two one or two of those meals a week to be sure to rotate my supply. If I use fresh ingredients like vegetables, I try to store dried veggies that could be used in emergency situations, that have a very long shelf life and are basically an insurance policy. For example, I keep ingredients on hand to make taco soup, but have beef tvp stored for an emergency.
The meals looked delicious!😋 Especially the shrimp pasta ❤️ Some very good ideas on the pantry, as well.
Love The Victory Pantry... and the Fries with chili, oh my God...Im going to do that🤤
Victory Pantry or Liberty Pantry. In alignment with the Victory Gardens of the earlier part of the century. It conveys a sense of personal empowerment connecting with the collective of humanity, and humble roots. Love this video, Jennifer! And all of your videos, really. Love the meal prep, capsule wardrobe, monthly Chic Assignments...Thanks for all you do. It's a pleasure.
Definitely has to be victory pantry! I love your Amazon storefront reccomendations and also your Amazon Lives ..will you be doing more?
Jennifer You do an excellent job with your meals for the week videos. There is nothing about them I would change!
I cannot eat pasta but I have tried every recipe you have posted. There has not been one recipe we have not enjoyed.
Thank you for all you do!
That is so wonderful, Cathy! Thank you for letting me know!
I just planned out all of October! We have fun Halloween cookbooks that I used to help plan! so every day either dinner, dessert or a drink will be Halloween themed! It's so much fun! And I love shopping for the month! Always Adding a couple extra shelf stable items for emergencies! Love your channel and the food always looks so good!
I made the French Dip sandwiches you featured last week. They were so yummy and a huge hit!
So easy too!
I also ordered the meal planner you use and I love, love, love it!
It is so practical!
i love Victory Pantry but i also like Prepper Pantry. i am so excited to watch the other videos you mentioned. i recently randomly found Mary's Nest and i love her channel. i dont remember you mentioning her before. i would love for you to do a video about your favorite homemaking channels!
I always use Peter Reinhart's overnight pizza dough recipe from "The Bread Baker's Apprentice". I usually make a double batch because I have a large Kitchen Aid and then freeze what I don't immediately use. We built a very primitive pizza oven in our back yard and this dough is absolutely perfect for wood fired brick oven pizza. It works well on a pizza stone in my oven also.
We love split pea soup-frugal and so nutritious! I come from farm folk, we’ve always put up and stored food. 🍁🍁🍁 You never know what the next harvest will be like...Last year we had a banner year of apples, I nearly killed myself canning and dehydrating apples. This year, a terrible storm broke many branches and blew off our baby apples. So grateful that I’ve still got plenty of apples put up.
I am so excited to try all of these!!! Oh my goodness they look delicious. I can't wait to see that mac and cheese video. I've tried to make my own and it never comes out like I want. Yours looks amazing!! Thank you for sharing!
My favorite recipe I’ve tried was from Family Fun, and sharp cheddar stirred into sour cream over a double boiler. Sounds weird, but it’s good! Otherwise, recipes with several types of cheese seem to produce the best result.
I'm in Canada and while the shelves weren't as empty as I saw in the US it was still a weird feeling. When I go to the store I now pick up 1-2 things to put away, but will definitely be doing a Costco trip soon.
I made it to the end! 👍 It takes me a few days to watch after you post, but I’m here and enjoy them.
I’m not sure which term I’d use for my pantry. Neither prepper or victory to exactly describe me, I guess victory is closer.
I’ve gone to once a month shopping with some limited weekly shopping to replenish fresh items, and if I spy a good sale on something, like roast or hamburger, I’ll buy as much as I can and freeze. I have more than a month’s worth of food and household items at all times.
A question I have is management of everything. I mean organizing and keeping track of items so food doesn’t go bad. Even canned food has an expiration date, I know it can be years, but still need to be aware and rotate items so that nothing is waisted.
Great ideas, I am learning alot. Love your recipes, and meal planning.
Your makeup has been on POINT 💄💋
Best pizza dough: 2.5 c warm water, 1/4с sugar, 3 tsp active dry yeast, 1/4 с oil, 6 c flour, 2 tsp salt. Let mixer do the work. Let it raise, about 2 hrs. Spread it into greased 20x15 big pan or divide dough into 2 portions. Let it raise in the pan, another hour.
Yummy!!! You're such a inspiration, thank you 😊
Jennifer, I love your videos. I have been watching you for a while and I must say you get prettier all the time. Your videos have gotten so good and enjoyable....you are a class act!
Thank you so much, Linda!
I prefer Victory Pantry because it reminds me of a Victory Garden and sounds hopeful. All your recipes looked delicious. You are a really great cook! Thanks so much for all the wonderful dinner ideas. xo, Karen
Apple pies in perpetuity 😂 love you! I used to live near a restaurant supply place. I though they just had cookware, but I did always mean to check it out. Maybe there’s one near me now!
And YES, I LOVE the scarf! Gorgeous!
Victory pantry sounds good! Your meals look delicious, Jennifer. It has been a while since we have had taco salad. Thank you for inspiring me to make it soon.
I always enjoy instant pot videos and meals that freeze well. Victory pantry makes me feel like I'm on PBS so, I like that. Lol
I'd never heard of either term, but I like Prepper Pantry! I'm planning to stock up on anything that can be cooked on a camp stove. We don't have a generator so if the power goes out that would be how I'd make meals.
I make my fire cider a lot. What I like about it, is there isn't a way to truly mess it up. I add a whole lot more stuff to mine.
Hi Jennifer, I love your videos! One tip for the corn - I dry fry it in a pan until it gets a little chargrilled. It adds a wonderful flavour to the chili :)
I prefer victory pantry. To go along with victory garden! But really shopping for weeks at a time was just normal rural life for me as a kid, and as a busy mom, it still helps to keep a stockpile of things we use regularly. I like that you keep two different stocks, so to speak - the true emergency food plus the backup food that you will use up. Smart.
I prefer Pantry. all is needed in a regular home.