Mexican Lentil Soup for Our Lady of Guadalupe
Mexican Lentil Soup to Celebrate Our Lady of Guadalupe Yesterday, December 12, was the feast day of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Patroness of the Americas. But she is more than just the Patroness
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Mexican Lentil Soup to Celebrate Our Lady of Guadalupe Yesterday, December 12, was the feast day of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Patroness of the Americas. But she is more than just the Patroness
… Where Food Meets Faith There’s one thing about being The Catholic Foodie that is not necessarily highlighted all the time. I guess you can say it is a secret of sorts. Maybe
Beef Stock: Aways a Treat Beef stock is always a treat. This stock comes out deep, rich and dark, almost like coffee. It is nutrient-dense, and it is so good and delicious. My
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
On the show today… Thanksgiving! I had a wonderful conversation with the folks over at Baton Rouge Catholic Radio this morning. I’ve included a few clips here in the show. Here are
THE PERENNIAL PIZZA PROBLEM OF THE HOME PIZZA CHEF: SOGGY CRUST Do you like pizza with soggy crust? I don’t either. And as a home pizza chef I have spent years trying
It’s Not Your Fault Now, if you missed them, it’s not your fault. It’s mine. You see, I just published them. 😉 For the longest time The Catholic Foodie podcast was
FAITH IS A GIFT We can’t earn it. We can’t buy it. We can’t make ourselves grow in it. We can only do things that dispose us to receive the
Chicken and Andouille Gumbo: It’s authentic! This is the real deal, folks. This is authentic gumbo. This isn’t store-bought. This isn’t frozen. This isn’t pre-packaged. This is something you
I grew up eating round steak at least once a week. My dad used to buy the whole round steak and cut it up into small cutlets. Then he would dredge the cutlets
Chicken stock is an absolute necessity in our house. For years I bought cans of chicken stock at the grocery store. Then I discovered how easy and inexpensive it is to make a
Kousa Mahshi: Stuffed Squash, Lebanese-style I hated squash as a child. And during the summers we used to get a lot of it. My grandfather grew it in his garden, along with corn,