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- dep on Your Sunday Sermon Notes – 3rd Sunday after Easter 2025 (N.O. 4th Sunday of Easter): “Not directly from the sermon, exactly, but Fr. Kiely’s piece in The Catholic Thing caused me, at 2 a.m. to…”
- on Some Notes about Leo XIV.. maybe more to follow: “The emphasis that our new Pope believes and prays, while reassuring, causes me to wonder: have we been led, then,…”
- on Leo XIV – relax: “Is anyone else struck by how easy, almost natural, it would have been for Cdl Prevost to take the name,…”
- on ROME 25/5– Day 30-31:: “Exquisite day…photos cause yearning- I used to stay nearby, with the sisters at Santa Birgitta. Checking in to read back…”
- on Leo XIV – relax: “@APX: Sorry, I did not mean to sound uncharitable towards the Holy Father. A Ponti-fex is literally a bridge builder,…”
- on Some Notes about Leo XIV.. maybe more to follow: “Not that we have to have a Race To The Bottom!”
- on Some Notes about Leo XIV.. maybe more to follow: “Chicago Theological Union the worst possible school? I can’t believe it to be any worse than Union Theological Seminary in…”
- on ASK FATHER: Security video camera inside a confessional: “In case anyone was wondering how Washington State proposes to enforce its new “law” that attacks the sacramental seal…”
- on Leo XIV – relax: “Everyone is focused on his choice of name Leo. Everyone is focused on Leo XIII. I also think and hope…”
- on Leo XIV – relax: “I get the sense that Leo XIV is what the cardinals thought they were getting when they elected Francis. Humble,…”
- on Leo XIV – relax: “Is it me, or has Chicago decided that the Pope is their new Archbishop too? I just get that feeling.…”
- on Some Notes about Leo XIV.. maybe more to follow: “Search terms: prevost doctorate angelicum AI overview: Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, who recently served as the Prefect of the Dicastery…”
- on Leo XIV – relax: “Folks, the combox form, I urge you to preview and THINK before posting. I want to renew that here. I…”
- on Leo XIV – relax: “The way in which things might have turned out much worse was brought home to me when I saw a…”
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Tag Archives: Julia Child
Fr. Z’s Ash Wednesday Kitchen: Rose, Rice and Rapture
Today is not only Ash Wednesday, but it is also the Feast of St. Rose of Viterbo. St. Rose died on 6 March 1251. Today is her “dies natalis… birthday (into heaven)”. However, there is an amazing event in Viterbo … Read More
Fr. Z’s Kitchen: Sunday Clerical Supper
I’ve been getting my cooking on these days it seems. I go through cycles between cooking up storms and, on the other hand, eating slapped together sandwiches or cans of soup directly out of the pan. In any event, Sunday … Read More
Fr. Z’s Kitchen: Sole Food!
Never take for granted the love of a Good Woman. Therefore, when one of my readers mentioned in the combox a recipe called Sole Bonne Femme, “Good Woman”, I determined to get me some o’ that love. Since I was … Read More
Fr. Z’s Kitchen: Variation on Suprêmes de Volaille aux Champignons
Sometimes I get tired of sandwiches and cans of soup and I have to make something adult for supper. Last night I decided I wanted Julia Child’s Suprêmes de Volaille aux Champignons as in Mastering the Art of French Cooking. … Read More
Fr. Z’s Kitchen: Sunday Chicken
I was in Paris not long ago and one dish that I didn’t get to have there was Coq au vin. I therefore determined to make some. It has been a while. Since my Sunday night plans opened up, I … Read More
Celebratory meal for SSPX and LCRW news: UPDATED
Since I am sure the leadership of the LCWR is hopping mad and since I hope that the CDF and SSPX will hop to it and get the reunion completed, in celebration of the news of the SSPX and of … Read More
Posted in Brick by Brick, Fr. Z's Kitchen, Lighter fare
Tagged Bugs Bunny, coniglio in umido, Julia Child, Lapin au Saupiquet, LCWR, rabbit, SSPX, Veuve
31 Comments
31 Comments
Sunday Monday Supper: for my reading group
I belong to a reading group which has been meeting on and off for many years. We are about to launch into some of the so-called Metaphysical Poets… on Monday. I am doing the cooking. Since I am eager to … Read More
Provision Procurement, Pasta Preparation, Priestly Provendering
Next week I will be in Northern Minnesota with a group of priests/bishops who have been, with some ebbing and flowing of members, gathering for some 26 years. This year, to keep our expenses lower, I volunteered to do some … Read More
Posted in Lighter fare, O'Brian Tags, On the road
Tagged Boeuf Bourguignon, Capt. Aubrey, Gazpacho Soup, Julia Child, Lorraine Wallace
22 Comments
22 Comments
SUNDAY SUPPER: Monday Edition
For this week’s Sunday Supper, I will on Sunday be making supper for 8 on Monday. Is that how to put it? The making is on Sunday, with prep on Saturday, while the eating will be on Monday. It is … Read More
Sunday Supper 5 – What happened!
I said that for this Sunday’s supper I would make a broccoli dish from Apicius’ 2nd century and indeed I did. I would do it differently next time (since the recipe was pretty sketchy). for some hints about … Read More
Posted in Fr. Z's Kitchen
Tagged Apicius, Dies Domini, garum, Julia Child, Sunday Supper, supper
21 Comments
21 Comments
SUNDAY SUPPER – 5: De re coquinaria – Coliculi elixati?
I am thinking in advance about Sunday Supper. What to do? I have been looking through Apicius’ 2nd century work De re coquinaria for some hints about how to use all the broccoli that is coming in. Also, I have … Read More
Posted in Fr. Z's Kitchen, SESSIUNCULA
Tagged Apicius, broccoli, dante, Julia Child, Trajan
23 Comments
23 Comments
Sunday Supper – 4
Once upon a time I asked you readers to determine whether I should make Coq au vin or Boeuf Bourguignon for a Sunday supper. You decided on the beef and so I dutifully made Julia Child’s version from Mastering the … Read More
Sunday Supper – 3
On Sundays people should, if they can, get together for a nice meal, something a little different. I didn’t poll on this one, because I knew what I was going to make. It was time to crack, once again, Julia … Read More
Posted in Fr. Z's Kitchen, SESSIUNCULA
Tagged chicken, fricassee, Julia Child, Sunday Supper
9 Comments
9 Comments
Sunday – Lapin au Saupiquet (Rabbit)
It is Saturday afternoon and preparation of my Sunday meal is underway. I began yesterday evening. Based on your feedback … Lapin au Saupiquet – with the new book 384 49% of all votes Coniglio in umido – from memory … Read More
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, Fr. Z's Kitchen
Tagged Julia Child, Lapin au Saupiquet, rabbit, Sunday Supper
42 Comments
42 Comments
Sunday Boeuf Bourguignon
It is Saturday afternoon and I have prepared my Sunday meal. I, undecided, had asked your opinion about Sunday supper Coq au vin or Boeuf Bourguignon? Frankly, I was leaning in the direction of the Coq au vin (stewed chicken) … Read More
Posted in Fr. Z's Kitchen, SESSIUNCULA, The Feeder Feed
Tagged Boeuf Bourguignon, Julia Child, Sunday Supper
108 Comments
108 Comments
dep on Your Sunday Sermon Notes – 3rd Sunday after Easter 2025 (N.O. 4th Sunday of Easter): “Not directly from the sermon, exactly, but Fr. Kiely’s piece in The Catholic Thing caused me, at 2 a.m. to…”
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