Comments on: Hospitality & Cooking http://thecafe.canonpress.org/blog/2008/06/12/hospitality-cooking/ A View of Canon Press Without Deliberate Aim Thu, 20 Nov 2008 08:29:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Audrey http://thecafe.canonpress.org/blog/2008/06/12/hospitality-cooking/#comment-260 Audrey Sat, 14 Jun 2008 19:41:33 +0000 http://thecafe.canonpress.org/blog/?p=82#comment-260 Oh....I have had the pleasure of being served through meals after the births of our children. What a blessing that has been! New recipes for blessing others through the same ministry is one thing I try to look out for. Now to look into those cookbooks! Thanks~ Audrey B Oh….I have had the pleasure of being served through meals after the births of our children. What a blessing that has been! New recipes for blessing others through the same ministry is one thing I try to look out for.

Now to look into those cookbooks!

Thanks~
Audrey B

]]> By: lucyzoe http://thecafe.canonpress.org/blog/2008/06/12/hospitality-cooking/#comment-257 lucyzoe Fri, 13 Jun 2008 17:38:23 +0000 http://thecafe.canonpress.org/blog/?p=82#comment-257 OOh...good question. Seems we left out the instructions on the recipe. I fixed it. Thanks for catching our error. While raw ramen noodles are fun, they taste even better when they're cooked. And don't use that yucky, little packet of sodium. Thanks again, Lucy Zoe OOh…good question. Seems we left out the instructions on the recipe. I fixed it. Thanks for catching our error.

While raw ramen noodles are fun, they taste even better when they’re cooked. And don’t use that yucky, little packet of sodium.

Thanks again,
Lucy Zoe

]]> By: Angie B. http://thecafe.canonpress.org/blog/2008/06/12/hospitality-cooking/#comment-256 Angie B. Fri, 13 Jun 2008 13:59:55 +0000 http://thecafe.canonpress.org/blog/?p=82#comment-256 The crockpot cookbook looks interesting. I'm a fan of crockpot meals--it makes for more relaxing right-before-dinner time (since most of the cooking has already been done) and you have some flexibility about when to serve. Nice when you aren't quite sure when the husband is getting home for dinner. Re the Asian Chicken Noodle Soup recipe on the Anderson page: I didn't see prep instructions. You cook the noodles, heat everything else, then throw it together? I look forward to seeing what new cookbook titles you add. Since I hate to cook (sorry!) it's nice to have some recipes and instructions from those who enjoy it. And glad to see you offer "The Supper of the Lamb"--it's a great book! The crockpot cookbook looks interesting. I’m a fan of crockpot meals–it makes for more relaxing right-before-dinner time (since most of the cooking has already been done) and you have some flexibility about when to serve. Nice when you aren’t quite sure when the husband is getting home for dinner.

Re the Asian Chicken Noodle Soup recipe on the Anderson page: I didn’t see prep instructions. You cook the noodles, heat everything else, then throw it together?

I look forward to seeing what new cookbook titles you add. Since I hate to cook (sorry!) it’s nice to have some recipes and instructions from those who enjoy it.

And glad to see you offer “The Supper of the Lamb”–it’s a great book!

]]> By: Jacob Aitken http://thecafe.canonpress.org/blog/2008/06/12/hospitality-cooking/#comment-255 Jacob Aitken Fri, 13 Jun 2008 11:08:28 +0000 http://thecafe.canonpress.org/blog/?p=82#comment-255 Greetings friends. I read all the Canon Press books and love listening to yall. I have a question about the website (I guess I could ask them this). Is there anyway to buy and download mp3s straight from the site? Regards, Jacob Greetings friends.
I read all the Canon Press books and love listening to yall. I have a question about the website (I guess I could ask them this). Is there anyway to buy and download mp3s straight from the site?

Regards,
Jacob

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