
A Culinary Journey From Wisconsin to Louisiana, With a Recipe for Jambalaya
From gardening raspberries as a child to sharing jambalaya in retirement, Sandy Hanson’s life reflects faith-filled flavor.
From gardening raspberries as a child to sharing jambalaya in retirement, Sandy Hanson’s life reflects faith-filled flavor.
Jackie Melroy Shiring, a lifelong Catholic, shares how her faith journey intertwines with the simple act of preparing and sharing meals.
The list of remarkable interviewees over the years includes EWTN foundress Mother Angelica and Bible scholar Scott Hahn.
‘One of the things I had to do in high school was to participate in a charity of our choice,’ says O’Neill. ‘I chose catechism. This was the beginning of a journey that has carried me through life.’
Schreiber is one of the leading chefs at his parish’s annual dinner in Wisconsin.
Campo’s cooking style mixes Cajun, Creole and Italian cuisine.
‘Asking me to pick my favorite recipe is a lot like asking me to pick my favorite child,’ says Dahle. ‘I just love trying new things.’
‘The mission is to bring peace and joy into the home,’ she said.
‘Food and faith and good times have been the focal point of our lives,’ he says
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