I'm taking a day off from my Just Be with Jesus series. On Mondays I like to mention Good Stuff I found online.
Today I want to mention Margaret Feinberg's online study, Scouting the Divine. I read this book several years ago, and I am excited to revisit it.
Are you following Catherine Martin's Quiet Time Ministies on Facebook? Catherine posts beautiful photos and short devotions every day.
Need a new recipe for chicken thighs? Doro Wat is delicious. It is a little time-consuming, but worth it.
Here is a great breakfast or dinner recipe: Italian Baked Eggs. Dairy free and grain free and yummy! I found that we each wanted two servings.
Showing posts with label Mention. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mention. Show all posts
Monday, June 15, 2015
Monday, June 8, 2015
Just thought I'd Mention...
A few links on Monday morning
Tricia Lott Williford shares 4 Ways to Help Someone in Crisis. Tricia is a young widow. Her blog is the funniest, most touching blog ever. I appreciate the insights she shares in this post at Crosswalk.
Tricia Lott Williford shares 4 Ways to Help Someone in Crisis. Tricia is a young widow. Her blog is the funniest, most touching blog ever. I appreciate the insights she shares in this post at Crosswalk.
Micha Boyett calls us to cultivate space in our ordinary miraculous lives. Micha is a mom of three who writes about faith on the midst of new challenges.
This recipe from the Whole 30 cookbook for bangers and mash is fabulous. I made the sausages twice--once as written, and once with ground turkey. My husband said that the turkey would need more fat in order to stick together, so I added some coconut oil. I have no idea how much. I was cooking like my Grandma cooked, using measurements like "some." I tripled the recipe so that we could have leftovers for breakfast.
This recipe from the Whole 30 cookbook for bangers and mash is fabulous. I made the sausages twice--once as written, and once with ground turkey. My husband said that the turkey would need more fat in order to stick together, so I added some coconut oil. I have no idea how much. I was cooking like my Grandma cooked, using measurements like "some." I tripled the recipe so that we could have leftovers for breakfast.
My daughters and I have discovered Cake in a Mug. This gluten free grain free version is easy and yummy. It is not sugar free, nor is it Whole 30 compliant. And if I eat it every day, I am going to be shaped just like our cat.
Photo credit: Ruth Leamy, 2015 Marian the Cat
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)