Marcelle Bienvenu: The Queen of Cajun Cooking
Born and raised in St. Martinville, in southwest Louisiana, Marcelle Bienvenu grew up “where good cooking was almost as large an article of faith as the
Shortcuts for Cooking Dinner?
Life is busy, and families that are too busy often opt for convenience over health. 20% of all meals eaten in America are consumed in a car. That’s
A Guest Post by Ross McKnight
Chopped: Catholic Edition
May 9, 2013
Belmont, NC
Students of Belmont Abbey College, a Benedictine liberal arts institution
outside of Charlotte, NC, hosted their own small-scale (and
Beef Stew: Comforting, Filling, Heartwarming
There’s just something good about beef stew. It’s hearty. It’s warm. It’s comforting, filling, and delicious. It’s comfort food for sure.
I made
Marcelle Bienvenu is one of my favorite Louisiana chefs. She wrote one of my favorite cookbooks before being a chef was cool: Who’s Your Mama, Are You Catholic, And Can You Make
I’ve been banned.
I’m not allowed to deep-fry anything. At least not in my kitchen. Maybe in your
kitchen I would be able to. Or in a restaurant kitchen. But I
Shrimp and Okra Gumbo
I love me a good gumbo.
As I have said before, I make chicken and andouille gumbo (or turkey!) throughout the year. But seafood gumbo is reserved for special
Show Notes for CF115
Welcome, folks to the Catholic Foodie, where food meets faith. I’m your host Jeff Young. And today I have a special treat for you. You see, next weekend,
Mary in the Kitchen by Sarah Reinhard – CF114: Mercy Sakes Alive!
There’s nothing like a big holiday and the promise of dinner preparations to make me run screaming from my kitchen.
Seriously.
The Catholic history of the pretzel and a delicious soft pretzel recipe… And a guy who is fasting on beer and water all of Lent. Wow! Check it out right here on the
Mary in the Kitchen by Sarah Reinhard – CF110: St. Joseph, Patron of the Universal Church
I just love St. Joseph, don’t you? He’s a man’s man.
He also reminds me
Mary in the Kitchen by Sarah Reinhard – CF109: Lent. It’s What’s For Dinner
I’ve had a couple of big projects of late that have required nothing less than the Big