Sister Interview: Kelly Minter
When Kelly Minter moved to Nashville years ago it wasn’t to become a Bible teacher or to write a cookbook, she was pursuing the music dream. After multiple signed and failed record deals, Kelly had the chance to do two things she hadn’t set out to do: write and publish a Bible study and travel to the Amazon. Both of those opportunities took her down unexpected roads, or through unexpected “open doors”.
A jump-right-in kind of conversation where we felt like we starting with years of friendship as our foundation, Kelly felt like an instant sister. We hear about her newest book, a cookbook she wrote with friend and chef Regina Pinto. We learn about the books that have influenced Kelly’s interest in healthy, fresh food and how her brother’s pizza dough didn’t make the cookbook cut because it is just too complicated. A woman of humble spirit and mighty strength we were inspired to get cooking and invite others over.
A delightful interview you won’t want to miss. The “work sweatpants” vs. “home sweatpants” tip that any work-at-home woman can relate to is enough of a reason to tune in.
You can connect with Kelly on her website, Facebook, or Instagram.
Listen to this episode on iTunes or here:
http://theopendoorsisterhood.libsyn.com/ep-209-kelly-minter
Justice and Mercy International
B&H Publishing
Regina Pinto, the timeless kitchen
Kelly’s new book A Place at the Table: Fresh Recipes for Meaningful Gatherings
In Defense of Food: An Eater’s Manifesto by Michael Pollan
Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: A Year of Food Life by Barbara Kingsolver
Folks This Ain’t Normal: A Farmer’s Advice for Happier Hens, Healthier People, and a Better World by Joel Salatin
Trader Joe’s peanut butter cups
What Kelly said:
“I wanted God to do things through me and instead he was doing things in me.”
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