Top Chefs’ Pantry Must-Haves: What’s Worth Buying and What Isn’t

2026-09-14 · 52 min · 7 entities

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Adrienne and Joe break down how to build a high-quality, high-utility pantry, spotlighting the versatile staples worth keeping stocked, and the overrated ingredients taking up valuable space. In this episode, we also discuss: Essential vinegars, everyday cooking oils, and picking a dependable olive oil Shelf-stable workhorses: the best canned chickpeas, tomatoes, rice, and pasta Jarred flavor boosters, including anchovies and giardiniera Secret weapon ingredients: dashi, shio koji, and clarified butter Overrated pantry items to toss immediately, from truffle oil to pre-ground pepper Pricy ingredients people buy but rarely use, like saffron, vanilla beans, and showpiece oils Follow the show: @chefscutpod Follow Adrienne: @chefadriennecheatham Follow Joe: @insta.flamm