A label for every jar on your shelf
Labels for all 100 mixes and 6 powders, each with the name of the mix, what to add and a blank for the date. Plus gift tags, a 12-week dinner plan and a pantry inventory. Print, cut, stick, done.
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Everything the book's jars need on paper
Four PDFs, sized for US Letter and ready to print at home. Every label matches a recipe in the book and tells you the page to turn to.
106 jar labels 8 per page
One for each of the 100 mixes and the 6 homemade powders: name, how long it keeps, the book page, the Label line and a blank for Made and Use by.
Gift tags for 8 gift jars
Tie one on a jar and the person you give it to knows what to add, how to cook it and which allergens are inside.
12-week plan For Two or a Family
The four weeks from the book plus eight new ones: jars to fill on Sunday, seven dinners and a fresh shopping list in both sizes.
Pantry inventory for your cupboard door
Tape it inside the door and see at a glance which jars are full, which are running low and which to refill.
Jar it. Mix the dry ingredients and pour them into a clean, dry jar.
Label it. Print the matching label, write the date and stick it on.
Cook it. On a busy night, the label tells you what to add. No book, no guessing.
Printing tip: plain paper and clear tape work fine. Full-sheet sticker paper saves a step, and kraft paper looks lovely on glass jars.
The No-Guesswork Dry Mix Pantry Cookbook
Jar It, Add It, Cook It: 100 Mixes for Two or a Family, by Laura Gentile. Grocery-store ingredients, no freeze dryer, and every jar tells you exactly what to add.