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I don’t eat spicy, but decided to make some hot wings for a potluck.
This sauce turned out well. Spicyness can be adjusted according to your taste. You can use this for anything. I think I’ll use it on ribs next time.
I don’t measure, all according to taste, so these are approximate measures for…
I downloaded a free ebook titled “Pipeline-Creating and Curating a Recruiting Culture” by Todd Adkins (Lifeway).
The title of the book drew me in because it’s exactly what our church needs. As with all books I read, I always hope for an easy answer to a complex problem, same as when I google for a…
In keeping with reading a book a month (small or big books count), I read A Practical Guide to Culture – Helping the Next Generation Navigate Today’s World, by John Stonestreet & Brett Kunkle.
The book breaks down the various issues of the day such as gender identity, addiction, racial tension. Then it explains the…
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I have a hard time finishing this book. It started well, but I started skimming through it. It took me a long time to get through.
It’s not theologically accurate to the interpretation of the parable Jesus told, but that doesn’t bother me. I didn’t read it for it’s theological content. The book is more about Nouwen’s interpretation of the painting by Rembrandt.
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Finally decided to read A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engle, and then I find out it’s a Disney movie.
I’m trying to read a book a month; so far I’ve read short books the first 3 months of 2018. The idea is not the length, but just keep reading stuff that I want to read. (check Book Review category)
I am trying to finish a book a month, in addition to other books I’m trying to read.
Cold-Case Christianity for Kids by J. Warner Wallace is a good introduction to anyone, including adults, who is interested in knowing a little about how you can know if Christianity is true. The methods are similar to a detective solving a mystery.
This is a basic “Asian” flavor marinade. Anytime you use soy sauce and garlic, it tastes Asian.
You can add variations to it to make it different every time: siracha or red pepper flakes, 5 spice, herbs, lemon zest are a few examples.
I used it for pork chops, but I think it’d be good for chicken.
I like sauces because they are usually easy to mix up, and adds extra flavor to any food.
Last night I had some leftover grilled fish. I don’t like to eat leftovers for dinner. Lunch is ok, but dinner is my biggest and most enjoyable meal, so I like to have something interesting – not leftovers.
I am adding a new category – Sauces
I want to experiment with cooking but I don’t like to have to get all complicated and buy multitudes of ingredients. So I decided to experiment with sauces. If the sauce is good, it makes all the difference in the meal.
I read this small book many moons ago, I have it somewhere. I read it again this week, borrowed it from my daughter.
One insight: We already have the Holy Spirit, and that’s like having Jesus with us all the time.
If Jesus was with me, I would not be afraid of anything. I would…