Why Tamales Belong on the Christmas Table
Long associated with family gatherings and shared labor, tamales continue to anchor Christmas celebrations across cultures.
Results from Tag: 'cooking'
My Substack Went Viral Because of the Kitchen’s Place in the Domestic Church
COMMENTARY: When we feed our family’s bellies, we also nourish their souls —includingthat feeling of love that comes with a hot meal, prepared by loving hands, in the heart of the home.
A Fisher of Trout — and Souls
From rural Wisconsin to urban ministry, Father Jake Anderson casts a wide net.
How Food, Faith and John Paul II Shaped a Catholic Communicator
With deep roots in faith and family, the founder of NovaMedia brings Catholic stories to life — and still makes time for huevos rancheros.
13,000 Women Find Community With Classy Catholic Cooking
A Nebraska mom’s Facebook group blends faith and food to build a nationwide Catholic cooking community.
A Culinary Journey From Wisconsin to Louisiana, With a Recipe for Jambalaya
From gardening raspberries as a child to sharing jambalaya in retirement, Sandy Hanson’s life reflects faith-filled flavor.
Virginia Cook Jackie Shiring, With a Recipe for Lemon Tea Cake
Jackie Melroy Shiring, a lifelong Catholic, shares how her faith journey intertwines with the simple act of preparing and sharing meals.
Catholic Foodies: Virginia’s Audrey O’Neill — With a Recipe for Stuffed Manicotti
‘One of the things I had to do in high school was to participate in a charity of our choice,’ says O’Neill. ‘I chose catechism. This was the beginning of a journey that has carried me through life.’
Wisconsin Chef Derek Schreiber, With a Recipe for Chicken Marsala
Schreiber is one of the leading chefs at his parish’s annual dinner in Wisconsin.
Trey Campo, With a Recipe for Braised Beef Short Ribs
Campo’s cooking style mixes Cajun, Creole and Italian cuisine.
