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more godly culinary lifestyle.
Because we love God and are grateful for His blessings upon us, we rely on scripture for our recipes and advice.
For over 10 years, the Biblical Cooking website has featured delicious and healthy breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner recipes.
We are delighted to provide biblical answers to your questions pertaining to foods or ingredients of the Bible.
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Fasting is a proven way to bring us closer to God. It's also a powerful tool that's been used for ages to achieve and maintain a healthy body.
When you fast, you still provide your temple with everything it needs to thrive, but since fasting is sacrificial, it does involve holding back on dead foods.
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This week's feature dish involves a most succulent biblical red meat: Lamb!
Tastier than your average lamb chop, King David's Lamb Cotelletes feature market fresh roasted roman tomatoes and crisp asparagus.
This gourmet meal is not only simple to prepare, it's practically fool proof! Curious? We invite you to try it at home and enjoy a meal Jesus Himself would surely salivate over...
King David's Lamb Delight
Prep & cooking time: 40 minutes
Start out by slicing as many roman tomatoes you need into quarters. Layout on baking sheet next to asparagus. Sprinkle olive oil and season to taste.
Roast veggies in 450 degree oven until perfect consistency is achieved, usually 8-12 minutes. Remove tomatoes and asparagus from oven and lay on stove top making sure to keep warm.
Braise veal rack or cutlet under your broiler for 6-8 minutes or until it's crisp and browned perfectly. Lower oven temperature to 400 degrees for 5-7 minutes. If using a thermometer, cook to 170 degrees Fahrenheit. Slice and serve.
Garnish with fresh parsley and a splash of lemon juice. Say grace & enjoy!
Estimated Nutritional Specifics:
Calories 420 Cals (48%) Vitamin A (0%) |
Vitamin D (0%) Vitamin E (0%) Thiamin (7%) Riboflavin (18%) Niacin (49%) Folate (5%) Vitamin B-6 (8%) Vitamin B-12 (55%) Phosphorus (26%) Magnesium (8%) Zinc (29%) Copper (8%) |
"Your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God"
1 Corinthians 6:19
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BIBLICAL FRENCH TOAST
Did you know that "anatomically," breakfast is the most important meal of the day? Miss this biblical breakfast and you'll miss out!
Since bread, milk and honey are all biblical foods that are acceptable to God, add fresh fruit for a succulent, healthy biblical break of your overnight fast... Breakfast!
BIBLICAL PASTA SALAD
Nutritious mid-day meals that are not only easy to prepare, they can also honor God! Honor your temple by eating high energy fresh foods certain to help you get through the afternoon.
Pasta is made of flour, a biblical grain as well as eggs and olive oil, also living foods that are acceptable to God. Add tomatoes, herbs and a pinch of salt & pepper and enjoy a delicious, healthy biblical lunch!
BIBLICAL DINNER FEAST
Healthy meals featuring God's living gifts to mankind. Yes! We are called to kill and eat, and so we shall! Well we'll eat, and thank God the killing was taken care of by someone else...
Jesus' first disciples were fishermen, so why not season a tender filet of salmon, add some peas and asparagus then bake in the oven to perfection!
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The author, Kitty Morse lists all the foods mentioned in the King James Bible, but assumes there were others, too, because the writers of the Old and New Testaments were, logically, more concerned with theology and other events than with "botanical, zoological, and culinary matters."
Morse also explains what grains were available and how they were used. There are recipes you will enjoy, such as Toasted Ground Almond and Sesame Dip; Chicken, Leek, and Garbanzo Bean Stew; and Apricots with Pomegranate Seeds and Toasted Nuts in Honey Syrup. A Biblical Feast is recommended for teachers and for those who might use its information in family activities.
This book looks at eighteen meals found in the bible, providing full menus and recipes for re-creating some of the dishes enjoyed by the peoples of biblical times. While describing how ancient cooks prepared their foods, this book also explains how contemporary cooks might use modern techniques and appliances to prepare each of the eighteen meals.
To set the scene for each meal, the book examines the scriptural text in detail, describes the backstory for each, and, in the process, traces Judeo-Christian history from the ancient city of Ur to the lands of Egypt to the holy city of Jerusalem.
After nutritional consultant Rubin nearly died from an inflammatory bowel disease that caused him to lose 50 pounds and suffer severe pains, he devised an approach to health that combines wholesome eating with a heavy dose of faith.
Indeed, while Rubin presents scientific evidence of his plan's effectiveness and detailed lists of recommended supplements and foods, the diet's religious aspect is fundamental.
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