[Christian love] is that benevolent disposition or kindness which consists in good-will to all creatures, and which leads us, as we have opportunity to promote their happiness… Such is love – not a mere natural amiableness of temper—not a soft, weakly, disposition. No! but a fruit of the Spirit. It is a benevolence, which is the result of regeneration; cherished by a sense of God's love to us in Christ Jesus; guided in its exercises by the Holy Scriptures; and directed, as its end, to the glory of God.

John Angell James

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains	English	Condiments, Dip, Mc-recipe	192	Servings

INGREDIENTS

18	oz	Plum tomatoes; halved and seeded
1/3		English cucumber; unpeeled
1/2	sm	Red bell pepper; cored
1/2	sm	Green bell pepper; cored
1/2		Red onion
1/2	ts	Chopped garlic
1 1/3	c	Tomato juice; chilled
1/2	c	Olive oil; plus
1 1/2	ts	Olive oil
2	tb	Sherry vinegar
1/4	ts	Hot pepper sauce
		Salt; pepper

INSTRUCTIONS

Cut tomatoes, cucumbers, red and green bell peppers and onion into 1
1/2-inch square pieces. Add garlic, tomato juice, olive oil, vinegar and
hot pepper sauce. Process in batches in food processor. Vegetables should
be finely chopped but not pureed. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
Refrigerate.
MAKES 4 cups. Each 1-teaspoon serving: 7 calories; 2 mg sodium; 0
cholesterol; 1 gram fat; 0 carbohydrates; 0 protein; 0.03 gram fiber.
>from "Big Dippers," Los Angeles Times; 97-Nov-28 >kitPATh 98-Feb
>mc-recipe
Notes: Use as a cocktail sauce for seafood; Possible dipping sauce for some
appetizers, such as eggrolls. Core bell peppers by removing seeds and the
ribs.
Recipe by: Barbara Figueroa, executive chef at Ivars, Seattle
Posted to MC-Recipe Digest by KitPATh <phannema@wizard.ucr.edu> on Feb 01,
1998

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