Name: Sauvina (Tm) Bread (Manual)
Ingredients: See instructions

Are there dangers in mutual confession [of sin]? Yes, and they are substantial. Psychologically needy persons sometimes use confession to get attention for themselves. Through the apparently spiritual medium of “confession” they can handcuff a captive audience as they relate the details of their sin with deluded or feigned contrition. Confession can also foster spiritual exhibitionism, a perverted moral pleasure in airing one’s laundry. The overly morbid can bend confession to become an excuse for unhealthy hyper-introspection. Ostensibly humble confession can also be used as a vehicle for spiritual aggression: “I want to ask your forgiveness for being bitter toward you over the years” – but what follows is not a confession, but an egregious assault… Confession turned into religious routine is deadly!

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
	Hunan		1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

See instructions

INSTRUCTIONS

Jim's Bread without the machine:
Dissolve the 1 T honey and 1 T brown sugar in 1/2 c warm water (can also
use 1 c and skip the V8). Add the yeast and wait a couple of minutes until
it bubbles (about 1/2 packet of dry yeast). Mix in the V8 (if using), 2 T
butter, 1 1/2 c each whole wheat and white flours and a pinch of salt. Also
add the dry milk here (I skipped this ingredient). Throw in the peppers at
this point and make sure it's mixed well. I don't have any red savinas, so
I ground about 10 cayennes. Overall very nice but not deadly burn.
Knead this about 5-6 minutes and let rise until doubled in a greased bowl,
covered with a towel. Punch down, make sure to work briefly with your hands
to get all the air out, and put in a greased bread loaf pan and let rise 1
hour (covered). Bake at 350 for 35-40 minutes. voila!
If anyone need additional information, let me know. I kneaded with a bread
hook so I'm not a victim of hunan hand...it was very easy and comes out
quite tasty!
Babs
BTW, I HAD to make the bread with cayennes, because it was for the folks
here in the lab. I acknowledge that they're a bunch of wimps, but if I had
fed them the "REAL" bread, I'm sure my experiments would have had very
"interesting" results.... Posted to CHILE-HEADS DIGEST V4 #101 by Barbara
VanRenterghem <Barbara.VanRenterghem@ummed.edu> on Aug 27, 1997

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