At Catholic Bloggers NetworkI shared my recipe for Magnificent Marinara Sauce. It’s terrific with ravioli or tortellini for a quick and simple dinner.
At Cook and CountWhat’s cooking? A Jersey-diner favorite: Chicken Francese! This is a bit messy to make, but oh, so worth it!
At Dynamic Women of FaithHere you’ll find my book review of Dennis P. McGeehan’s historical fiction: The Diaries of Joseph and Mary.
It’s been a pretty quiet writing week, as I’ve been settling in to a new job and spent 2 days as a stagehand and 1/2 day substitute-teaching.
I am praying that this week is very, very quiet by comparison.
My Meatless Friday feature at Catholic Bloggers Network this week: Crab Mac-N-Cheese! (It only tastes expensive.)
My Tech Talk at CatholicMom.com features the Pauline Books & Media app and an interview with its creator, Sister Kathryn James!
It’s been all recipes, all the time this week! Here’s what’s cooking:
At CatholicMom.com:My Meatless Friday feature this month was Magnificent Marinara Sauce. We like it with cheese ravioli or tortellini.
At Catholic Bloggers Network:I served up a Meatless Friday recipe at CBN as well: Spicy Corn Chowder.
At Real Housekeeping:A straight-from-my-Irish-grandmother recipe: Granma’s Irish Biscuits. Authentically Irish, perfect with tea! Don’t wait until St. Patrick’s Day to make these! Granma made them every Sunday.
At Cook and Count:Monday’s dinner was a Dutch-Oven Rump Roast. This is our new favorite way to make pot roast.
Fish fillets with a twist of lime are a nice, light way to serve Friday’s fish.
For decadent taste without the price tag to match, try this budget-friendly Mac & Cheese with Crab!
Here’s what I’ve been writing this week at other venues:
At Dynamic Women of Faith:Finding Jesus: A CNN Mini-Series
At Real Housekeeping:Frugal Friday: DIY Spice Blends
(This was actually the week before, but I forgot to post it!)
At Catholic Bloggers Network:Meatless Friday Recipe: Cod Piccata
At Cook and Count:
Cookie Time: Bakers Dozen Peanut Butter Cookies
