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• Vegetables, stored in breathable plastic bags or plastic
bags with the tops left slightly open. Broccoli, celery,
carrots,cucumbers,scallions,asparagus,radishes,turnips.
• Herbs. Parsley, cilantro, chives, thyme, rosemary, basil
(inthesummer).Iwashandpickmyherbsassoonasthey
gethome,thenstorethemrolledupindamppapertowels
inplasticzipper-lockbags.
TheFridgeDoor
The fridge door is the best place to store frequently used
itemsandthosethatdon’trequirethecoldesttemperature.
TheTopShelf
•Eggs—ifyougothroughacartonwithinafewweeks.
• Butter and frequently used cheeses . Cabot 83 unsalted
butter,inexpensiveDanishblue(loveitontoast),Brieand
othersoftcheeses.Butterstaysslightlysofterinthefridge
door,whichmakesiteasiertospreadontoast.Ifyoueata
lot of cheese, you might want to store it here as well, so
thatit’snotquiteascoldwhenyougrabit.
TheMiddleShelf
• Condiments in their original packaging or in squeeze
bottles if homemade. Ketchup, chili sauce, severaltypes
ofmustard,homemademayo,Japanesebarbecuesauce.
• Premixed vinaigrettes in squeeze bottles . Simple red
winevinaigrette,soy-balsamicvinaigrette.
TheBottomShelf
• Drinks. Whole milk, freshly squeezed pineapple juice,
pitchersofchilledtapwater,theoccasionalCheerwineor