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Category Archives: Fr. Z’s Kitchen
Sunday Supper: reluctant and without zeal edition
I have zero appetite. Zero. I forced myself tonight to make something and then not eat it standing over the sink, as I usually do. As I have written, I have rather lost my interest in cooking. But… for the … Read More
Lunch: Follow up to 20th Anniv. supper
I made chicken the other night. I am eating left-overs. Sandwich from toasted bread with chopped garlic, watercress, goat cheese, chicken. I found a sweet tooth today. Chocolate chip cookies in a pale imitation of my mother’s masterpieces. Espresso.
20th Anniversary Supper: chicken
I have been trying to recapture some verve for cooking. The kitchen hasn’t been very interesting lately. But yesterday, with the help of a couple donations which came in for my 20th anniversary of ordination, I picked up some groceries … Read More
Starship Supper … awful… wonderful…
There is a reader here who really liked the 1997 movie Starship Troopers. It was incredibly loosely based on the Heinlein novel we oooolllld people read when we were kids. And when I say loose, I mean loose. There is … Read More
Fending off death by starvation: Linguine Edition
I have had a few emails from readers complaining that I haven’t posted many cooking posts lately. I haven’t been cooking much lately. However, it seemed a good idea to do something a bit more interesting than a bowl of … Read More
Friday meatless lunch. Not difficult.
Fridays are days of penance, which in the normal course of things means not eating meat. Which also means that it is the only day I really want a cheeseburger. Instead of a cheeseburger, for lunch I had these. Homemade…. … Read More
Lenten Soup
Vegetable broth Chopped up vegetables Ginger root, shaved Soy sauce and rice vinegar Rice noodles Bring broth to a boil with the ginger. Put in the noodles and cook for a minute. Put in the veg and cook for half … Read More
Monday Supper … and poetry
I am posting a Monday instead of Sunday Supper offering. We are having a meeting of our literary group, and I am cooking. We are reading G. M. Hopkins, in a certain phase. We are having “spaghetti al seminario” and … Read More
A new spin on an old idea
I usually enjoy the movies made by Zhang Yimou. He has a quirky film called A Woman, A Gun and a Noodle Shop. Have you ever heard about the contests or display of prowess some pizza makers put on to … Read More
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