How do I make it so that every line of a text widget has a double space in the beginning no matter what else gets inserted in it?

I am building a restaurant menu in python using tkinter and I noticed that my menu items are too close to the edge of the text widget. How do I make it so that every line has some space at the start?

Relevant code:

items = tk.Text(bg = 'black',font = ('Baskerville', 18),wrap = tk.WORD,height = 20,)
items.grid(column = 0,row = 2, columnspan = 4,padx = 15,pady = 10)
# Print Menu Items
def printItems(course):
global exportCourse
exportCourse = course
items.config(state='normal')
# Adjust Menu Items According To Dietary Preferences
query = 'Select Item,Price,Description FROM {} where Item is Not Null'
if vegan_choice_intvar.get() == 1:
query += ' and Vegan = "Yes"'
if veg_choice_intvar.get() == 1:
query += ' and Vegetarian = "Yes"'
if soy_choice_intvar.get() == 1:
query += ' and ContainsSoy = "No"'
if nuts_choice_intvar.get() == 1:
query += ' and ContainsNuts = "No"'
if milk_choice_intvar.get() == 1:
query += ' and ContainsMilk = "No"'
if fish_choice_intvar.get() == 1:
query += ' and ContainsFish = "No"'
# Retrieve Item Count
cur.execute("select count(Item) from {}".format("Menu" + course))
n = cur.fetchone()[0]
#Check If List Is Empty
if n == 0:
items.delete(1.0,'end')
items.insert(tk.END,'\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n                                                        No Items Here')
items.config(state='disabled',highlightthickness=2,highlightbackground='white',highlightcolor='white')
return
# Retrieve Item Details
cur.execute(query.format('Menu' + course))
# Assemble Details And Print
items.config(state = 'normal')
items.delete(1.0,'end')
for i in range(1,n + 1):
result = cur.fetchone()
items.insert(tk.END,'\n\n' + str(i) + ". " + result[0] + ' (' + str(result[1]) + '$)' + '\n' + result[2])
items.config(state='disabled',highlightthickness=2,highlightcolor='white',highlightbackground='white')

Current output:

If you want some margin at the left side of the text box, you can use .tag_config() to set up the margins and add the tag in every .insert():

...
# setup margins using tag "lmargins"
items.tag_config("lmargins", lmargin1=20, lmargin2=20)

def printItems(course):
    ...
    for i in range(1, n+1):
        ...
        # add the tag "lmargins"
        items.insert(tk.END, '\n\n'+str(i)+". "+result[0]+' ('+str(result[1])+'$)'+'\n'+result[2], "lmargins")
    ...

Sample result: