On the show today... A LIVE recording of the Catholic Foodie Superbowl pre-game show. You don't want to miss this!
You will get to hear my prediction of which team will be victorious (and I end up being right, ya know!). And I am joined by Adolfo Rodriguez who shares a wealth of Saints facts and Catholic tidbits. He is also an avid foodie. We just can't seem to stop talking about food! And, for the first time ever, we actually EAT on the show!
Today we finish up our discussion of COFFEE! We have feedback, a bit of coffee history, and a surprise package from a listener and good friend, Shelly Kelly. Shelly and her sister Lisa are the blogging sisters over at Of Sound Mind and Spirit.
If you have not yet heard of audioBoo, you need to! What a cool concept!
It's basically audio-blogging.
On the go, you are able to record short messages (up to 5 minutes) and upload them to audioBoo for others to hear. A number of SQPN podcasters and listeners have been getting in on the action. Just yesterday, I thought I should jump on board too.
"Hi I'm Sean McGaughey from the Catholic Roundup at catholicroundup.com
This is Episode 33 of the Catholic Foodie
Coming up on today's show.
A roomful of Jeffs
A Recap of the CNMC
More about jalapeno poppers
Taking your Catholic Vitamins
Birthday Sushi
A foodie Kid's eye view of Cooking Mama for the Nintendo DS
and more listener feedback and recipes than you can shake a kebab at.
Now heeeerree's your host: Mr. Jeff Young
Today we talk about taking vitamins... Catholic Vitamins!
We also talk about recipes. How should we use them? Where do we get them? And how can we send more of them to the Catholic Foodie? :-)
I also share tips on finding great recipes online.
Bon appetit!
Don't forget to check out the recipes I mentioned on the show:
What an exciting episode of the Catholic Foodie! I am thrilled to share it with you.
Sophia (known as @alwayscatholic on Twitter) joins us today. Over the last few weeks I have discovered that she is a true Catholic foodie. And she brings lots of goodies to the table on episode 31. Honestly, I am blown away by what she has to say. You've just got to check it out!
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"Like food? Want to learn more about your faith? Jeff is personable, easy to listen to, and very knowledgeable about both subjects." - Mike
"Jeff does a fantastic job blending a love of food with a passion for his faith. I always look forward to a new episode - Keep up the good work!" - Lisa
"I'm not a cook, though I like to eat. I do love learning about my Catholic faith, though. I didn't expect to become a big fan of the Catholic Foodie as I have; Jeff makes me want to try my hand at some of the cooking and recipes. It's not JUST about food, though, and his perspective on faith is valuable catechesis, and I appreciate every show." - Sarah
"The Catholic Foodie is an excellent show about food and our Catholic Faith." - Anonymous
"Jeff's podcast is very enjoyable. He does a great job of relating food to faith and vice versa. I especially love the episodes about coffee! Keep up the good work!" - JoAnna
"It's great to hear a podcast that's relaxing and low-key. Love the soft jazz music you use." - Fr. Jim
"Though he doesn't live in New Orleans proper, Jeff Young's love of food, cooking and God is influenced by this Catholic city in which delicious meals abound! If you are interested in how the Church's past and present history intersects with food, this is the podcast for you. Young's talents as an educator shine through; he explains concepts in a lively way that never sounds preachy." - Soyviz
"More exciting than Sunday sports channels, more invigorating than a Swedish massage, and more inspiring than a full set of 1955 Funk and Wagnell Encyclopedias… or the hardcover edition Code of Canon Law! Grab a cup of java, or maybe a good glass of vino, and come on down and spend some time with the Catholic Foodie… Where food meets faith!" - Bro. Jer
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