Annie Boutin King is the Queen of French Cuisine in the Nation’s Capital
Boutin King was “born and raised” in the Vendée region, the heart of Catholicism in France.
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Mario Enriquez and the Men Who Cook
“I met Jesus,” says the Houston-area parishioner, “and he gave me a better understanding of my purpose in life, and what his plans are for my family and me, and what he has called on me to do.”
Cooking for a Cause in Southern Michigan
The annual Detroit-area food event started in 2015 as a means to raise money foster care, a food pantry and behavioral health services.
Marcelle Bienvenu, Queen of Cajun Cuisine
Yes, Marcelle Bienvenu is Catholic — and yes, she can make a roux
Slovakian Priest: ‘If You Want to Cook, You Must Have Love in Your Heart’
Father Francis Conka experienced Slovakia’s liberation as a teenager, and the joy of following Christ into the priesthood as a young man.
Sister Alicia Torres, Winner of Food Network’s ‘Chopped’ Competition
“It was a great opportunity to show the message of the Gospels,” she said. “I did that because I love Christ Jesus.”
Chef Michael Fusco Catholic Charities — ‘Feed the Hungry, Give Drink to the Thirsty’
“My parents grew up in the Depression,” says Chef Fusco, “so eating dinner together was so important.”
Catholic Chef Helena Piot-Syska — With a Recipe for Fruit Soup, Polish Style
“I ask St. Martha to work her charm and leave it at that,” she says.
Milwaukee’s Great Chiapas Chili Cookoff
The first cookoff was held in 1990 and “some contributors have volunteered every single year for 30 years,” said organizer Rick Sankovitz
Diners, Drive-Ins, Dives and the Diaconate
“If I call myself a Catholic,” says celebrity chef Deacon Lou Aaron, “I need to live like a Catholic.”
