Saint Nicholas Page - Miscellaneous links

Miscellaneous Saint Nicholas links

Part of the Saint Nicholas Page honoring Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker

A collection of random links somehow remotely related to Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker, Bishop of Myra in Lycia. Includes some recipes, some books, some paintings and architecture.

Cooking

Santa Claus cookie recipe, from from The Real Saint Nicholas
A Gingerbread House cookbook Scroll to Christmas is Cookies book review. Saint Nicholas Spice Cookies!
Not a link at all, but a source for Saint Nicholas papers and cookie cutter. Some folks celebrate Saint Nicholas day by creating St. Nicholas-shaped cookies with a paper overlay containing a picture of the Saint. Santa Papers by Hunter Inc., 1-800-793-0788.
Dutch Recipes for Speculaas, Almond speculaas, Gevulde speculaas, Pepernoten, Borstplaat, Bisschopswijn -- several variations of a sweet, gingernuts, a sort of fudge, and mulled wine! From Holland's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Saint Nicholas Gingerbread, from Nancy's Place, among the Kitchen Kreations.

Books

Scroll down about 1/4 of the way to find a book about Saint Nicholas on the Children's Books page of St. Nectarios Press. The book is one of a series of lives of saints for children, and is one of many books offered at that site.
The Confessions of St. Nicholas. A Novel by Richard Eads. A fictional autobiography of, ah, unconventional theology.

Other sites

St.Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and Annual Greek Festival San Jose, CA. Not an official church page.
Bienvenue a Mole Saint-Nicholas a city in Haiti. Parlez vous Francais?
St Nicholas shrine in water painting, with link
Legalese X-mas
A virtual reality view of Saint Nicholas OrthodoxChurch, built to serve the Tlingit tribe, Juneau, Alaska. From Virtual Guidebooks' Thematic list of Virtual Reality church panoramas.
A model of Fort Saint Nicholas on Rodos (Rhodes), after an ancient fortress. From a Greek/English site Proplasma - Architectural Models in Greece (ARXITEKTONIKA MONTELA).
A site dedicated to the American Naval destroyer USS Nicholas. The USS Nicholas served through World War II and later.

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Last modified February 1, 2004.