In this episode, Deborah Niemann welcomes Kris Bordessa, author of Attainable Sustainable and the new follow-up, Attainable Sustainable Pantry. Kris shares her inspiration behind writing a book focused entirely on pantry staples and kitchen self-reliance, especially after the overwhelming response to her first book.
Whether you’re a complete beginner or already comfortable in the kitchen, this conversation is packed with practical tips, money-saving ideas, and sustainability-minded advice for taking control of your food.
What You’ll Learn
Why Kris’s second book is a deep dive into pantry-focused self-reliance
How to replace boxed foods like pancake mix and instant oatmeal with homemade versions
What to do when you run out of ingredients like brown sugar or oat flour
Kitchen tools that make homemade cooking more accessible (hint: stand mixer wins!)
Tips for using up food instead of throwing it away (like turning failed bread into croutons)
Easy ways to start preserving food without a pressure canner, including:
Quick pickling
Dehydrating
Freezing in oil
Unexpected DIY recipes like crystallized ginger, red wine vinegar, and garlic powder
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