Although I can't see myself using an entire planned meal (afterall I do have some picky eaters among my five children), I do anticipate trying some of the main dishes and desserts with my family. And hopefully during the holidays when we're not as busy, we can use the questions for good dinner conversation. The first meal I will be trying is a Sudanese dish in honor of St Josephine Bakhita - Sudanese Ground Beef and Potatoes (cinnamon is used in this dish, mmmmmm!!) followed by a Forgiving Trifle (who doesn't love chocolate, coffee and Heath Bars?).
This book along with other great Catholic products is available from The Catholic Company.
2 comments:
Do you think your town and mine are close enough for us to do a dinner club? That sounds like a neat use for a book like that!
Did you notice the Catholic Cooking blog on my sidebar? I surfed across it a few days ago. I'm trying to find something nutritious, kids friendly and All Saints related to send for snack with my little one Friday. I can find kid friendly but not nutritious and since they have a Halloween carnival that afternoon, after a hot dog and nacho lunch, feeding them more junk for snack doesn't seem that good.
That sounds like a fun book.
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