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I always thought it was demi-glaze. Huh...

Gordon

Thanks for the kind words. Here's to our being around a table together before too long.

Peace,
Milton

You're right. He cooks like a preacher ...

of course the problem is often in who decides what things really matter.

Terry

There's not a too terribly bad analogy in the theology of cooking as a metaphor for grace, love, judgment, restoration, etc. is there?

I kind of like the idea! And like the idea of someone not really willing to put up with all the endless crap that so many churches are settling for instead of the "real thing" (and looking at some of Milton's recipe's... he know's the real thing when he sees it!)

RPS

Well, apparently he's a Red Sox fan, which makes him good in my book.

Glad folks are talking about Lent.

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Father Kevin

Nice. The post is suggestive of the way we Catholics view our sacraments -- the binding of the divine and physical in moments of basic human acts -- eating, caring for the sick, marrying, being born. The idea that what we are as physical beings matters and makes a difference in the world is one I try to be especially mindful of during Lent.

Thanks for adding another worthy blog on my radar -- Shari