🧹Start by cleaning your pantry, focusing on shelves and floors.
🧅Inspect your onions and discard any that are moldy or starting to sprout.
🧺Learn the art of onion braiding to store them neatly and save space.
🪣Prepare your pantry for long-term storage by wiping shelves and organizing jars.
🧼Sweep and mop the floors to keep your pantry clean and free of dirt.
How should I clean my pantry shelves?
—Use a damp cloth to wipe down the shelves, removing any dirt or debris. For stubborn stains, use a mild cleaner diluted with water.
Can I store onions that are starting to sprout?
—It's best to discard onions that are sprouting, as their taste and texture may be affected. Focus on storing onions that are fully dry and mold-free.
Do I need any special tools for onion braiding?
—No, onion braiding can be done with just your hands. Ensure that the onions are fully dry and have long enough stems to work with.
How often should I clean my pantry?
—It's recommended to deep clean your pantry at least once a season. Regular maintenance, such as wiping spills and organizing jars, can be done more frequently.
What's the benefit of onion braiding?
—Braiding onions not only provides a unique storage solution but also helps keep them well-ventilated and organized. It's a beautiful way to display your harvest.
00:00Introduction to the task of cleaning and organizing the pantry while preserving and braiding onions.
02:48Start by cleaning the pantry shelves and floors, removing dirt and debris.
05:37Inspect the onions and discard any that are moldy or starting to sprout.
09:27Learn the art of onion braiding to store them neatly and save space.
12:49Prepare the pantry for long-term storage by wiping shelves and organizing jars.
13:35Sweep and mop the floors to keep the pantry clean and free of dirt.
