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Another chef at Mere Recipes

My dear English friend has joined us at Mere Recipes! A couple of her recipes were already gracing their way across your computer monitors, but now it’s official – Ptelea will be sharing her recipes here with us from now on. Believe me folks – I’ve been in her kitchen and seen the binder that [...]

New chef at Mere Recipes

Hello all!
I have some wonderful news today. My friend T.O. – whose Lamland blog is one of my daily stops – will be sharing her recipes with us here at Mere Recipes. Her first is a quick and delicious recipe for fudge in the microwave. A great idea for hot summer weather as it won’t [...]

Cooking with Mary

This is the story of how I found Catherine Doherty’s recipes. She is the foundress of the lay apostolate, Madonna House.
At a second hand store, I came across a handmade scrapbook with the handwritten title on the front “Cooking with Mary, recipes by Catherine.” How delightful, I thought. It looked to be someone’s personalized cookbook [...]


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