Recipe Share

Food is fellowship. Food is love. Food is a gathering waiting to happen.

Breakfast @ Susie’s & Mayo’s Place.

I enjoy eating. I enjoy cooking. I enjoy sewing more.

What’s a maker to do?

It’s good to share!  Submit your recipes here.

Creative projects mesmerize makers. Hours melt away. Suddenly, as if by surprise we hear choruses of “What’s for dinner?” or “Are you hungry?”

Quilting with Food: “Ravioli” Fab

“What’s all the fuss?” you think, looking at the urgent eyes of your kids or your spouse. You’ve been ignoring your growling stomach for hours.

When ‘delivery’ isn’t going to cut it, preparing and enjoying a homemade meal is a great runner-up creative ritual. And, really what’s any gathering without food … maybe just a meeting?

Upcoming: Asian Chicken Meatballs!

Food is fellowship. When we gather: We eat. We share. We talk.

We enjoy one of God’s most precious gifts.  And we share.

It’s  a no-brainer that food makes our potluck picnics, game-day watch parties, small group gatherings … most any festivity where two or more are gathered.  Let’s promise ourselves to enjoy the foods we love in the company of those close — no matter how elaborate or simple the occasion:  Simple weeknight suppers to Thanksgivings and family reunions.

Quilting with Sushi.

Think of RECIPE SHARE as your growing online cookbook.

By sharing your personal favorite recipes, you have the opportunity to give other Sew God readers something very special.

As a Recipe Share reader, you’ll also enjoy trying new dishes from the recipe files of other Makers. 

Sharing: It’s only right. Submit your recipes here.

Be sure to add a picture of yourself, the dish and/or a comment about yourself or why the dish is special to you.

Editors Note: Recipe Share is about gifting your personal food crushes to the world through Sew God. Let your recipes speak your food language. Food is love. The test kitchens for Sew God recipes are those from which such have been submitted. We welcome your comments on recipes you try, you tweak, you enjoy. Sew God is not responsible for the outcome of any recipe. Yet, as they’ve been shared in love, we anticipate rave recipe reviews.