God blessed Mt. Horeb about a year ago with an amazing cook, a lady who takes pride in her work and aims to please. I would like to introduce to you Senovia. She came aboard working down in what the teams called the Red Roof Inn, the first building built. She cooked out back on a clay stove each and every day for our staff. She prepared their breakfast and their lunch with homemade tortillas daily. She left to go home daily around 1 or so.
Well her world is fixing to change. She cooked the week the move in team was here so we could get a feel of what menu we needed to provide for the teams for the rest of the year. She only had one request as she moved up to the multi-purpose building kitchen and dining area. She asked could she please have a clay stove up at the new kitchen so she could continue to cook her tortillas on a clay stove. So Mike hired her husband to start that process before the first team was to arrive in about a week. The new menu consists of:
beans, rice, plantains, and tortillas with creme
enchiladas
BBQ chicken with rice/potatoes, veggies
Honduran spaghetti
Meatballs, fried green banana chips, Honduran slaw
Bean Soup with tortillas
The menu may be apt to change at a later date. But for now we are being blessed with some delicious Honduran cuisine at Mt. Horeb. Thank you Senovia for taking the plunge and doing an amazing job.
So then, my brothers and sisters, when you gather to eat, you should all eat together.
1 Corinthians 11:33
1 Corinthians 11:33
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