Well, I don't really love MacGourmet. At least not in the same way that I love my family... my faith... and, occasionally, an exceptional pizza from one of those deliciously run-down mom & pop establishments. But, I do have to say that MacGourmet ROCKS!
On the menu today... the Catholic Foodie Saints pre-game show with Char & Jeff!
We also have an interview with Executive Chef Manny Augello, feedback, and lots of banter.
Come join the fun... at the Catholic Foodie, where food meets faith!
SPECIAL THANKS JORDAN for the awesome gift of Mystic Monk coffee and coffee mug that he sent me... and the great card! I love it! Jordan, you made my month!
What a fun episode! Not only did we celebrate the one year anniversary of the Catholic Foodie, but Char actually joined me as my co-host! AWESOME! The kids even surprised me in the beginning of the show with a song and with cup cakes!
Join us for a bit of fun!
It's that time again... Thanksgiving! It is just a couple of weeks away. So, what are you doing for Thanksgiving?
A turkey recipe, sweet potato & apple casserole recipe, feedback, a book review and more! That's what's on the menu today. I also share about our upcoming renewal of vows in the Holy Family Institute. Char and I are very excited about this! I hope to post some pics next week.
Here are a few links from the show:
Games, weight loss, saint's feast days, Mass readings, organizers, to-do lists, voice memos, note-taking and more! It seems that there is an app for just about everything.
A couple of weeks ago I issued a challenge for recipes. I asked whether or not we could contribute 10 recipes in 10 days.
Did we do it?
YES!
Actually, 15 recipes were submitted. Awesome!
Here they are:
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:
Photo by litlnemo at flickr.com
That's right! I need recipes!
One of the most visited areas of the Catholic Foodie blog is the Recipes page. I have so many recipes that I want to share, but many of them need to be entered manually because they are not already on the computer. I'm getting there... little by little.
I would love to hear from you!
God Help Me: How to Grow in Prayer... Jim Beckman's awesome book on prayer. Want to grow in prayer? Read this book! I talk a bit about Chapter 3 of this book.
Red beans and rice and everything nice!
You know, Louis Armstrong used to sign his letters, "Red Beans and Ricely Yours."
Plainly, red beans and rice is not so plain here in South Louisiana. It is a staple food, yes. But it is spicy, rich, and delicious.
More than just a way to organize recipes, SousChef actually helps you cook. This handy Mac app, developed by Acacia Tree Software, can do it all: organize and search, share via email and blog post, import from just about anywhere, and read your recipes to you while you cook. It will even make a grocery list for you!
What is your favorite pizza place?
I want to hear about your favorites!
Do you have a good pizza story? Maybe a great place, maybe the perfect pizza, maybe your spouse proposed to you in a pizza parlor, maybe you found your vocation there.
I want to hear about it!
Email me at catholicfoodie@gmail.com or call the listener feedback line at 985-635-4974.
Check out this cool video on tossing pizza.
Toss that pizza, paisano!
This is a recipe submitted by Mike Lindner for Dutch Babies.
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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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