In honor of National Egg Day, June 3, we thought we would go ahead and post our favorite egg recipes.
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Biblical Feasts: Feast of the Trumpets Resources
Please note that I am NOT an expert on the BIBLE or on any of the BIBLICAL FEASTS, but I know others are feeling led to celebrate the FEASTS as we are, so I am just sharing what we have been learning. This post, like many of my posts, is a helpful reminder for myself and a place to put links that I might otherwise forget about.
Who should celebrate the Seven Biblical Feasts?
Well, that is a debate among many, and I have been doing TONS of research. During that research, I read somewhere that we are not commanded to celebrate them, but we are invited to celebrate them as Jesus did. How would you feel if you had invited someone to celebrate with you and they didn’t show up?
First and foremost, I would say that you need to pray and see if GOD is leading you to celebrate… you should pray about any big changes in direction before heading down a path that life may be leading you down.
Holy Days vs. Holidays
Why celebrate the Feast of the Trumpets?
Secondly, you should do your own research about Sukkot. Find out the who, the what, the when, the where. the why, and the how… all of it! Then you can decide if and how you want to celebrate it. You can start by reading through Leviticus 23.
As I mentioned before, we have already been invited, so I definitely want to celebrate… it would be rude to keep ignoring the invite, and if we don’t go, then HE might invite someone else in our place! This is an exciting time, and I want to show GOD how thankful we are for ALL that HE has blessed us with.
I also LOVE the idea of celebrating the birthday of the WORLD! I can’t wait for God to make the world new again!
WHY NOT CELEBRATE?
I can’t think of any reason not to celebrate.
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Special Holiday Meals: Patriotic Recipes for Memorable Holidays
These are some of our ‘Go-To’ recipes for special patriotic-themed holidays and celebrations. We also use them for Election Day and Veterans’ Day.
MEMORIAL DAY
Grilled Chicken or Steaks
Baked Beans, Potato Salad,
Deviled Eggs, Pimiento Cheese,
Veggie Kabobs, Broccoli Slaw
Peach Cobbler or Blueberry Yum-Yum
| FLAG DAY MEAL BBQ Ribs or Chicken Potato Salad or Chips Baked Beans Macaroni & Cheese Watermelon Slices Sweet Tea Lemonade Fruit Pizza or Peach Cobbler |
INDEPENDENCE DAY MEAL
Potato Salad or Chips
Baked Beans
Corn on the Cob
Deviled Eggs
Cucumber & Tomato Salad – I have to find my recipe so I can share it but this one is similar.
Sweet Tea
Lemonade
Banana Pudding or Fruit Pizza
Dry Coleslaw Dressing
I had never tried a dry dressing mix for coleslaw until a couple of weeks ago… I didn’t read the instructions so I might now have mixed it properly, but everyone loved it!
Personally I think I’d like to add a splash of vinegar to it, but that’s just me.
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Cheesesteak Skillet
I actually first saw this recipe on the YouTube channel, Fearfully Created, and had to try it out. With the prices of groceries going up, we have made some modifications to make this more budget friendly and everyone agrees that it is very yummy! When eating low-carb, we will use some keto friendly buns or cauliflower in place of noodles.
You can add whatever toppings that you like but we usually like onions and bell peppers. We also add mushrooms to the ground meat to make it a little more nutritious. You could sneak some more veggies in there too.
Note: I forgot to add the garlic to the original recipe but I’ll try to update that.
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