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I may have to add this one to the Eucharistic Bread Recipes page:
Luther Seminary Communion Bread
We had this one today.  I wanted to try a new one since we have a new wooden paten and a new wooden chalice.  My Roman Catholic and Episcopal friends are scratching their heads right now and asking themselves,”Did he [...]

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This is my dad’s favorite recipe.  It was originally on the Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk can.  They have since renamed it “Magic Lemon Pie” and have replaced the meringue with a whipped cream topping.  Key lime pie has whipped cream on it:  lemon icebox pie has a meringue.
I increased the egg whites to three [...]

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. . . are eluding me. I know my loyal readers (both of them) have been clamoring for another post, but frankly I haven’t come up with anything interesting to write about.
I will, however, make a couple of recommendations for you:
1) Ed Eubanks has a post about the words we use for our mealtimes, [...]

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The SmockLady got some strawberries for tomorrow and wanted to make some pound cake to go with them.  Since she has a fever, I offered to make the pound cake for her.
Of course, I was going to make Aunt Gene’s Cream Cheese Pound Cake, until I discovered that the one package of cream cheese in [...]

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There.  That got your attention, didn’t it?  Well, I saw an example of it last night.
Job #2, as many of you know, is at a restaurant.  I work three shifts a week, and whereas I was a delivery person last go-around, this time I am up front most of the time:  running the register, greeting [...]

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I was just reading about this year’s Golden Spurtle winner.  Now I want some porridge.
I love me some porridge.  Here are some fun facts about porridge.  (Unlike Late Show Fun Facts, these are actually factual, to the best of my knowledge.)

According to tradition, porridge should only be stirred with a spirtle, not a spoon, as [...]

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Our Prayer of Adoration for World Communion Sunday this morning was adapted from a passage from the Didache:
As this broken bread was scattered over the mountains,
And was gathered together to become one,
So let Your Body of Faithful be gathered together
From the ends of the earth into Your kingdom;
for the glory and power are Yours forever.
This [...]

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In Preparation for World Communion Sunday.  From the web site of the Food Bank of Northeast Louisiana.
Myth: They are not hungry. They are fat!
Fact: This is called the Obesity Paradox. The population that is forced to live on cheap, starchy foods are, in many cases, fat. In some cases they are morbidly obese. They [...]

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I love potato salad. Not a great thing for someone who is still losing weight, but I made some last night.  It was OK.  Not great, but OK.  We didn’t have all the ingredients to make a great potato salad.
We like a “baked potato salad.” No, the potatoes aren’t baked, but it has all the [...]

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The ensuing discussion about White Lily Flour–and it hasn’t been much of a discussion, since it’s just been Cap’n Whook and myself.  What is this, a blog or an oil painting?–somehow led to a discussion of mayonnaise.  I confessed in the discussions my love for Duke’s, with Bama being a close second.  Ah, a sandwich [...]

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