17 Ways to Use Catherine’s Pascha
When my kids were little, they loved the way their kindergarten teacher connected the books they read to activities in the classroom. If the characters in that week’s book had muffins at snack time, they knew that muffins would show up at their snack time, too....
Traditional Sugar Cookies
These sugar cookies are the classic, traditional, roll them out on the counter and cut them with cookie cutters cookies. They’re fun to do with kids. And because the glaze dries hard, you can stack these cookies on a tray, or pile them in a cookie jar, and they won’t...
Impossible Coconut Cherry Cookies
What can I say about these impossible coconut cherry cookies? They’re vegan. They’re Lenten. They are gluten-free and dairy-free. They don’t contain soy or corn. And they don’t contain sweeteners. No sugar or honey. No maple syrup, agave, stevia, or artificial...
Chocolate Chip Cookies
You need to make chocolate chip cookies today, because today is Chocolate Chip Cookie Day! It’s also the Sunday of the Myrrhbearing Women. Of the two, the latter is by far the more important. The myrrhbearing women were the first to know that Jesus had been raised...
Pecan Pie Bars
It’s hard to admit, but I don’t really care for pecan pie. I know that pecan pie is the quintessential Southern dessert. And it’s true that everything about a pecan pie is wonderful. Or it would be, except that it’s just too much. Even a small...BOOKS BY CHARLOTTE RIGGLE
Share the joy of the Pascha through the magic of a book: Catherine's Pascha.
