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When we gather around the table and break bread together, we are transformed not only individually but also as community. We, people from different ages and races, with different backgrounds and histories, become one body. Wednesday, October 26, 2011. Greetings to all others who grace these pages! Thank you for stopping by. If you still have a reader pointed here, this blog no longer publishes in this location, but can be found at this new link. Or by following me on Twitter.

The intersection of faith and life. Apparently my efforts to blog more frequently during Lent have not been realized. The inconsistent blogger returns and hopes that you are all well. Today I received an email from Forward Today, part of Forward Movement. In the church, today is the feast when we remember Perpetua and Felicity. If fanciful legend is what w.

Decorative bread is a lost art rich in history and tradition that is currently enjoying a modern revival among bakers, and for good reason. The techniques utilized produce stunning results, and even complicated effects can be surprisingly easy to learn. Baking is an art as well as a science, and the challenge is bringing them both together to create full-flavored, beautiful breads. A little bit of fermentation knowledge along with some simple shaping techniques is all it takes to get you started! Chef Ci.