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The first issue will go out in the middle of September.

I have some incredible contributors lined up.  (More details to follow soon!)

• Featured recipes
• Featured drink of the month
• Reflections on food & faith
• Reviews of kitchen gadgets
• Cookbook reviews
• Updates on the Catholic Foodie cookbook project
• Answers to questions from YOU!
• Weekly "Before Meal" prayers
• And much, much more!

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THE CATHOLIC COOKBOOK PROJECT

As you may have heard, I am writing a cookbook. Now, this is no average cookbook. It’s a Catholic cookbook. And it’s not your average Catholic cookbook either.

Believe it or not, I will follow food throughout Salvation History. 

Sound strange? Different? Unique?

Good. It’s supposed to. It’s my angle. My take. My vision.

Do you have trouble getting your kids to eat healthy foods?

This article by Jim Mitchem may be just what you need. [Thanks to Chris Brogan for tweeting the link!]

I remember being told at the table, from time to time, that I was not an animal, and that I shouldn't eat like an animal. Well, apparently my parents were wrong.

What do you think?

Would this work for you and your kids?

At the CNMC I was interviewed by Sr. Margaret for her website. You can see the very cool interview below:

Christopher decided to attack a couple of habanero peppers the other night. It was quite a sight to see! He loves hot food, including peppers. But this was the first time he had tried Habaneros. Check out this short video!

Technorati is a huge directory of blogs. It's the biggest of its kind. And being listed there is a big deal.

I submitted catholicfoodie.com to Technorati months ago. After submission, Technorati needs to verify that you are the blog owner. It should be an easy process, right? Well, it's not.

I've done this before. They give you a code, which you embed in a blog post (like this one). Technorati is then supposed to scan your blog for the code. I did that. In June. It has still not recognized me as the owner of this blog.

But I am the owner. Aren't I?

Too busy to pray? Too preoccupied with all YOU have to do that you miss what other people need?

Guess what!

I have three more copies of the Divine Office app for iPhone to give away!

Isn't that exciting?

So, if you didn't win a free app the last round, here's your chance to win one now....

Just the other day I was reading through my favorite foodie magazine, Bon Appetit. I came across an article that jumped out at me. Why? Because it not only dealt with food, but also social media. 

Cool.

I read it and it made me think.

A CHALLENGE

If you listened to CF77, then you probably know that a longtime listener of the Catholic Foodie has taken a special interest in seeing that the Catholic Foodie make it to the CNMC this year. He contacted me the other day and encouraged me to approach my listeners and readers for donations to attend the CNMC. He said that he would match whatever donations come in.

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We love this time of the year. Not only because it is the end of the school year, but because of Greek Fest in New Orleans. We love it. And we go every year.

It's good to burn.

Burn with passion, that is.

Whatever your passion may be, it can carry you to places you've never dreamed. What do you love? Stamp collecting? Playing the trombone? Dancing till the wee hours of the night? Blogging or Podcasting? Cooking? Entertaining? Studying? (Yes, you can actually be passionate about studying.) Dining? Spending time with family and friends? Reading (like Sarah Reinhard)?