MicroPantry Meal Kit Idea: Vegetable Soup

MicroPantry Meal Kit Idea: Vegetable Soup

If your micro pantry has cans and cans of beans, this is a good meal kit to put together to help them move off the shelves.

Meal Kit Tips

• Use only shelf-stable, nonperishable items in your meal kits.
• Make sure all food containers are well sealed to avoid attracting bugs or other critters.
• Use clear plastic bags to group the items together.
• Print simple instructions for how to prepare the meal.
• Click here for PDF printable.

VEGETABLE SOUP 1 envelope vegetable beef soup mix 12 cups water 1 can sloppy joe sauce 1 can garbanzo beans, drained 1 can kidney beans Mix all ingredients together in a large soup pot (you can use a crock pot as well). Note: You can also add cooked beef or other types of canned or fresh vegetables.

MicroPantry Meal Kit Idea: Taco Soup

MicroPantry Meal Kit Idea: Taco Soup

If your micro pantry has cans and cans of kidney beans, this is a good meal kit to put together to help them move off the shelves.

Meal Kit Tips

• Use only shelf-stable, nonperishable items in your meal kits.
• Make sure all food containers are well sealed to avoid attracting bugs or other critters.
• Use clear plastic bags to group the items together.
• Print simple instructions for how to prepare the meal.
• Click here for PDF printable.

TACO SOUP Two cans of beans (kidney beans or pinto beans work well) Two can of tomatoes (Rotel tomatoes work great here) Can of corn Hidden Valley Ranch seasoning packet Taco seasoning packet Mix all ingredients together in a large soup pot. No need to drain or rinse any of the canned goods! Heat over medium heat for about 20 to 30 minutes to allow the flavors to meld.

MicroPantry Meal Kit Idea: Chicken Casserole

MicroPantry Meal Kit Idea: Chicken Casserole

Boxed macaroni and cheese, with the powdered cheese packet, might sit on micro pantry shelves because it's best fixed with milk and butter.

Here is a recipe that uses boxed macaroni and cheese but does not call for milk or butter.
This makes a good sized meal and refrigerates well.

Meal Kit Tips

• Use only shelf-stable, nonperishable items in your meal kits.
• Make sure all food containers are well sealed to avoid attracting bugs or other critters.
• Use clear plastic bags to group the items together.
• Print simple instructions for how to prepare the meal.
• Click here for PDF printable.

CHICKEN CASSEROLE       No milk or butter needed! Two regular size boxes of macaroni and cheese (or one large box), including the cheese packet Canned chicken Can of creamed soup (mushroom, celery and chicken all work fine). Add the macaroni noodles to boiling water and cook until tender. Drain the noodles. Drain the chicken. Stir together the noodles, cheese packet, creamed soup and chicken. Mix well and enjoy.

MicroPantry Meal Kit Idea: Tuna Casserole

MicroPantry Meal Kit Idea: Tuna Casserole

Boxed macaroni and cheese, with the powdered cheese packet, might sit on micro pantry shelves because it's best fixed with milk and butter.

Here is a recipe that uses boxed macaroni and cheese but does not call for milk or butter.
This makes a good sized meal and refrigerates well.

Meal Kit Tips

• Use only shelf-stable, nonperishable items in your meal kits.
• Make sure all food containers are well sealed to avoid attracting bugs or other critters.
• Use clear plastic bags to group the items together.
• Print simple instructions for how to prepare the meal.
• Click here for printable PDF.

TUNA CASSEROLE       No milk or butter needed! Two regular size boxes of macaroni and cheese (or one large box), including the cheese packet Canned tuna Can of creamed soup (mushroom, celery and chicken all work fine). Add the macaroni noodles to boiling water and cook until tender. Drain the noodles. Drain the tuna. Stir together the noodles, cheese packet, creamed soup and tuna. Mix well and enjoy.