Showing posts with label cooking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cooking. Show all posts

Monday, July 21, 2008

Rosemary Recipes?

Eric and Adam's little garden patch is starting to produce in earnest. Today for lunch, Eric whipped up another batch of pesto and pasta - a lovely temptation for a mom who's trying to count carbs and calories. I was able to enjoy the smell, though, and it was divine!

Tonight for dinner, we decided to experiment with the rosemary that's now ready for action. This was the winning recipe, served with couscous and and grilled onions. We doubled the garlic and did not remove it as the recipe recommends, so beware of major garlic breath around the Hendey household.

Do you have a favorite recipe involving rosemary? I'd love to hear your recommendations! And next week, I'll probably be talking about zucchini and squash because we're about to have a bumper crop!

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

New SQPN Video Series - Grace before Meals!

I absolutely LOVE the latest video series from SQPN.com. Grace Before Meals features Fr. Leo Patalinghug and the first four episodes of the series will feature "liturgically colored sauces". I'm not a cook, so I wasn't expecting to be as excited about this series as I am, but Fr. Leo makes cooking look fun. Enjoy episode one as Fr. Leo takes us grocery shopping for all of the key ingredients. I can't wait to see the next episode and am actually going to try Fr. Leo's recipes with my family. Check it out and help us spread the word about this next best thing from SQPN.

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Cooking for Christ

Reader Donna is looking for an old cookbook called "Cooking for Christ". If you can help us track this book down, please email me or drop a comment below. While you're at it, if you'd like to recommend your favorite cookbook, I'd love to hear about that as well.

Thursday, October 25, 2007

Catholic Moments Podcast Episode #17

A "Moment" in the Kitchen. Today, I chat with Marie Wilson, author of Taste and See Faith: Recipes for the Soul a great book that blends cooking, prayer, and our liturgical calendar. Congratulations to Chuck Stevens, my favorite new Deacon! We take a peak at "Bella", a new movie that looks great. To win your copy of Taste and See Faith, send an email to lisa@catholicmom.com by November 15, 2007. To share your comments, email us at catholicmoments@mac.com or comment at www.catholicmoments.com.

Links for this episode:
Taste and See Faith: Recipes for the Soul by Marie Wilson
Small Talent Music - Chuck Stevens
Spirit Wing Records
Bella the Movie
To Teach from USCCB
Tupelo Catholic Podcast

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Friday, July 27, 2007

August Catholic Mom Book Club Selections and a Contest!

I'm so happy to tell you about our Catholic Mom Book Club selections for August. I have posted them a few days early, since I'll be on vacation next week.

Please be sure to spread the word about a special contest I will be running during the month of August. Broadway Books, publisher of The Book of Jane, has generously donated several copies of the book for giveaway! To enter to win your free copy of this super book, email me at Lisa@catholicmom.com and be sure to put "The Book of Jane Contest" in your subject line. Please be sure to include your full name and mailing address so I can send you your book. I will accept entries by email until August 31 and will randomly draw winners.

In the meantime, please be sure to check out my Book Spotlights on this month's selections. I have a great interview with authors Anne Dayton and May Vanderbilt featuring their "good girl lit", my review of our children's selection, and an interview with Leanne Ely, author of Saving Dinner Basics.

As always, happy reading!

Monday, July 16, 2007

Speed Up Dinner Prep

I'm always looking for cooking shortcuts, so I found this article at Real Simple to be of help. Of course the best way I know of to speed up dinner prep is to either have my son cook or invite my husband to grill something!

10 Ways to Speed Up Dinner Prep