Let's sit down and talk about ways to have your meals get better with every bite!

I'm not satisfied with the Law of Diminishing Returns when it comes to my food. I don't want the first bite to be the best and then to spend time over eating in search of flavor and nourishment.

Let's make meals and time at the table better, more nourishing and more pleasurable the longer we sit. Let's linger over good bites and find a few key ways to bring the benefits of a multi course meal into the practicalities of today.

In this episode, we're going to sit back and relax a little to talk about wonder. Specifically, finding wonder in the brilliance of the ancients. Let's stop for a moment to really be amazed, not that someone can cook with high tech gadgets, but just that someone figured out to cook! That's amazing!

I am more amazed that cheese is than I am by new ways to eat it. I hope you can enjoy a little bit of this more impromptu exploration.

I often hear, "I can't afford to eat real food" or "It's hard to eat well."

I don't believe that's true. We just need to start thinking about our food budget in a different way.

Eating is a basic survival necessity. Besides all of the pleasure, wonder, delight, companionship, family togetherness forged at the table, you LITERALLY (literally literally) need to eat to survive. Food, real food, CAN be affordable when sought after the right way.

Good food, real food tells a story. Taste tells you about the land, the animals, the plants that grow. It tells of the wonderful contentedness of Creation.

For this conversation, we'll lean heavily on the example of wine and cheese.

Let us know your thoughts! truegoodbeautifuldelicious@gmail.com

Inviting listeners to discover God’s Beauty and Goodness through the deliciousness of Creation.

Welcome to True Good Beautiful & Delicious, a podcast sharing the wonder of Creation through a love of good living and good food.

In this episode we'll be making introductions, sharing the general theme and purpose of the show as well as briefly discussing a quote that neatly says in a sentence what we hope to flesh out on a weekly basis.

God bless, bon appetite and a santé!