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Tag Archives: cooking
Cooking for the Pope
I saw a wonderful article on the site of Catholic World Report:
Mother who cooked for Pope recalls his paternal care
Madrid, Spain, Feb 18, 2013 / 12:04 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- A woman who helped cook for the Pope during his visit … Continue reading
Posted in Benedict XVI, Just Too Cool
Tagged Benedict XVI, cooking, CWR, Fuenllana, salmorejo
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PUDDING REPORT: Christmas Pudding 2012 is underway!
Things are underway on this “Stir Up Sunday”, the Last Sunday after Pentecost. “Stir Up” comes from the first words of the Collect for Holy Mass in the Usus Antiquior.
I decided that for this round I would use the recipe … Continue reading
Posted in Fr. Z's Kitchen, Linking Back
Tagged Christmas Pudding, cooking, Stir Up Sunday
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Sort of Sunday Supper…. sort of… and a fun blog suggestion
You may remember that I have posted about cooking some ancient and medieval dishes.
Today I discovered a blog dedicate to ancient cooking with a delightful name: Pass The Garum.
Garum, of course, is the ancient equivalent of ketchup. It is the … Continue reading
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, Fr. Z's Kitchen, Linking Back, O'Brian Tags
Tagged Apicius, colatura, cooking, garum, Patrick O'Brian
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Of Fridays, Motu Proprios, Pesto and The Cross
In England, where I am as I write, the bishops have asked Catholics to abstain from meat on Fridays. It may be the Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross, but it is Friday. Festive penance is in order. Or, … Continue reading
QUAERITUR: Friday fish and chips cooked in beef fat? WDTPRS POLL: “meatless Fridays”.
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I was watching TV last night & on the program they were talking about fish & chips fried in rendered beef fat at a restaurant.
Fish & Chips is one of my favorite Friday dishes and I assume … Continue reading
Concerning a certain spoon
I recently had occasion to think again about the cuillère à sauce individuelle. I have written about this great tool several times, including here and here.
I found a description of its origin! The French is pretty straight forward…
Lancée en 1950 … Continue reading
Posted in Fr. Z's Kitchen, Just Too Cool, Lighter fare, Linking Back
Tagged Art Déco, cooking, Cuiller à sauce individuelle, sauce, spoon, spoons
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Seminarians learning to cook
I have often opined that seminarians should be given workshops concerning some basic skills, such as some fundamental sewing, accounting, laundry, and most importantly… cooking. Many priests must live alone and the days of the old-fashioned housekeeper may be gone … Continue reading
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, Lighter fare
Tagged cooking, Japan, seminarians
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