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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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Sunday is “Stir Up Sunday”. Do you have plans?
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“Stir Up Sunday” is NEXT SUNDAY. Start planning!
For the last two years I made my own English-style Christmas Pudding. Delicious. A whole different theory of cooking. The flavors are amazing.
Remember THIS?
This year I am going to pay attention to Stir Up Sunday. 25 November is “Stir Up Sunday”, … Continue reading
Stir Up Sunday Christmas Pudding Prep Report: Part I & II
It’s Stir Up Sunday and time to make a Christmas Pudding, perhaps even in the manner of Max himself!
The first pudding I will make (I may make several for gifts) will be from a recipe suggested in the combox under … Continue reading
Posted in Fr. Z's Kitchen
Tagged barleywine, Christmas Pudding, Last Sunday of Advent, Max, Stir Up Sunday
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PODCAzT 123: The Liturgical Year and a Custom
It is the Last Sunday of the liturgical year. In the older, traditional form of the Roman Rite it is the 24th and Last Sunday after Pentecost, even though numerically it is the 23rd. The Last Sunday is always the … Continue reading
WDTPRS The Last Sunday: Beg His help. Beg His mercy. Praise Him for His gifts.
This is the Last Sunday of the liturgical year. Though it is numerically the 23rd Sunday after Pentecost, in the traditional Roman calendar, we use the texts from the 24th Sunday, which is always the Last Sunday of the liturgical … Continue reading
On the preparation of Christmas Pudding: advice sought
Since Stir-Up Sunday is upon us and it is time to make the Christmas Pudding, I thought consult in advance with some of you who have experience. I made one last year, of course. It was wonderful. I shared it … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas Pudding, kitchen, mixed spice, Patrick O'Brian, pumpkin pie, Stir Up Sunday
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QUAERITUR: Advent wreaths, lumps of coal, and you
From a reader:
Do you have any suggestions for where I can buy a good Advent wreath online?
Why, yes! I do! Since the Mystic Monks don’t have Advent Wreathes, I suggest that you use my links to Amazon. … Continue reading
Martinmass
Today is the feast of St. Martin of Tours, otherwise called Martinmass. I suspect few of you observed the old forty day fast period which would end today. Also, today marks the octave since All Souls Day. Don’t forget: Pray … Continue reading
Christmas Pudding: really aged edition!
Once again this year I shall make a Christmas Pudding. Stir-Up Sunday is getting close!
With that in mind, I thought I would share this interesting article from The History Blog:
112-year-old Christmas pudding found in cupboard
What is probably the oldest Christmas … Continue reading
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, Just Too Cool
Tagged Christmas Pudding, Stir Up Sunday
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