Saint Joseph: Father, husband, worker and protector
Saint Joeph's Garlic Rosemary Lamb chops
Carpenter's Tomatoes
Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Zinfindel Gravy
Rockey Road Cake
Saint Andrew the Apostle: The fisher of men
Salmon with Maple soy glaze
Andrew's "sweet life" baked sweet potatoes with honey and cinnamon
Saint Peter's staffs
Galilee Fig Cake
Saint Martha: The reluctant Hostess
Saint Martha's no worries pizza
Mary's laid back mixed greens with balsamic dressing
Saint Martha's eberybody-helps-themselves sundae bar
Saint Brigid: Ireland's bridge to Christianity
Saint Brigid's salmon with citrus ginger cream sauce
Colcannon
Brigid's cold cabbage salad
Brigid's chocolate orange cheesecake bars
Saint Isidore: The simple farmer
Manor House chicken
Polenta with romesco sauce
Isidore's peasant apple turnover
Saint Margaret of Scotland: Queen of charity
Saint Margaret's charity meatball tortellini soup
Saint Christine's oven-baked bread
Scotland spring salad with mustard seed dressing
Fit for a King chocolate mint cream cakes
Saint Hildegard of Bingen: Ahead of her time
Hildegard's Filet of "soul" food
Potatoes and leeks
Saint Hildegard salad
Joyful cookies
Saint Clare of Assisi: Persistent, not stubborn
Saint Clare's chicken saltimbocca meal
Poor clare beans
Saint Januarius salad
Almond Tart
Saint Elizabeth of Hungary: An unlikely servant
Saint Elizabeth bread pockets
Skillet apples
Saint Elizabeth of Hungary's cucumber and tomato salad
Saint Elizabeth's German black forest ice cream sandwiches
Saint Notburga: Making it right
Pork tenderloin with Peach basil salsa
Notburga's twice baked sweet potatoes
Sauteed spinach
Bread pudding with bourbon sauce
Saint Didacus of Spain: The gentle gardener
Saint Didacus' toasted Spanish eggplant slices
Baked tomato salsa
Fettucini with alfredo sauce
Bananas Diego
Saint Josephine Bakhita: The "forgiving" one
Saint Josephine Bakhita's Sudanese ground beef and potatoes
Fufu(cornmeal mush)
Beef Jerky gravy
Collard greens
Forgiving trifle

Saints at the Dinner Table


Saint Nicholas purse cookies
The feast of Saint Nicholas is December 6. These cookies represent the bags of money Saint Nicholas threw into the poor family's window.
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