Monday Morning Recap 3/9

RecapIt’s been all recipes, all the time this week! Here’s what’s cooking:

ravioli marinaraAt CatholicMom.com:

My Meatless Friday feature this month was Magnificent Marinara Sauce. We like it with cheese ravioli or tortellini.

 

spicy corn chowderAt Catholic Bloggers Network:

I served up a Meatless Friday recipe at CBN as well: Spicy Corn Chowder.

 

granma scones and teaAt 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.

 

pot roastAt 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 twist of lime (4) Fish fillets with a twist of lime are a nice, light way to serve Friday’s fish.

 

crab mac n cheese 2 For decadent taste without the price tag to match, try this budget-friendly Mac & Cheese with Crab!

 

Monday Morning Recap 3/2

Recap

Here’s what I’ve been writing this week at other venues:

finding Jesus logoAt Dynamic Women of Faith:

Finding Jesus: A CNN Mini-Series

FF-spice-FBAt Real Housekeeping:

Frugal Friday: DIY Spice Blends
(This was actually the week before, but I forgot to post it!)

cod piccata WAt Catholic Bloggers Network:

Meatless Friday Recipe: Cod Piccata

chicken lo mein WW (4)At Cook and Count:

Chicken Lo Mein

 

bakers dozen PB cookies CRUMBCookie Time: Bakers Dozen Peanut Butter Cookies

 

 

skillet chicken parm WMSkillet Chicken Parmesan

Monday Morning Recap

Recap Here’s what I’ve been writing this week at other venues:

My sisters the saintsAt CatholicMom.com:

Triumph of the Cross: My Sisters the Saints Book Club. My thoughts on a favorite prayer and what it means to be like Mary. The Book Club may be ending, but the book’s definitely worth your time.

At Cook and Count:

Lenten Meals 2015Meatless Friday Roundup. All my meatless recipes, all in one place, and not just for Lent anymore.

Pork Paprikas. Not authentic in the least, but it’s one of my older son’s favorites.

pork paprikas (3)