Here is a suggested organization for your kitchen items based on your instructions:
1. Rice Varieties
Location: Underneath the stove top
Reason: Rice is not used as frequently as some other ingredients, so it can be placed in a less accessible area.
2. Lentils (Paruppu) Varieties
Location: In the three-tiered pantry (separately)
Reason: Lentils are used less frequently, so they can be stored in separate sections of the pantry.
3. Legume Varieties (Payaru)
Location: In the three-tiered pantry (separately)
Reason: Similar to lentils, legumes are not used every day, so they should be placed separately in the pantry.
4. Flour Varieties (Maavu)
Location: In the three-tiered pantry (separately)
Reason: Flour is an important ingredient but isn’t used daily in large quantities, so it can be kept in a separate section.
5. Coffee Powder, Tea Powder, Sugar, Jaggery
Location: In the three-tiered pantry
Position: Top shelf (Number 7)
Reason: These items are used frequently, so they should be placed in an easily accessible location, such as the top shelf for convenience.
6. Mustard Seeds, Urad Dal, Tamarind, Fenugreek, Cumin, Pepper, Turmeric (in a spice box)
Location: In the three-tiered pantry (bottom shelf)
Reason: These are essential spices used regularly, so they should be placed in a designated spice box and stored on the bottom shelf for easy access.
7. Spices
Location: In the three-tiered pantry (top shelf)
Reason: Frequently used spices should be placed on the top shelf for easy access.
8. Salt
Location: In the three-tiered pantry (bottom shelf)
Reason: Salt is used very often and should be placed in the most accessible part of the pantry, which would be the bottom shelf.
9. Oil, Ghee
Location: In the corner shelf
Reason: These items are used regularly, so they should be placed in a corner shelf for easy access.
Additional Notes:
Items used frequently (Number 5, 6, 8, 9): These should be placed in the middle, underneath, and in the corner for easy and quick access since they are used daily.