Remember, (your child’s) behavior does not just spring forth uncaused. His behavior – the things he says and does – reflects his heart. If you are to really help him, you must be concerned with the attitudes of heart that drive his behavior. A change in behavior that does not stem from a change in heart is not commendable; it is condemnable. Is it not the hypocrisy that Jesus condemned in the Pharisees? In Matthew 15, Jesus denounces the Pharisees who honored Him with their lips while their hearts were far from Him. Jesus censures them as people who wash the outside of the cup while the inside is still unclean. Yet this is what we often do in child-rearing. We demand changed behavior and never address the heart that drives the behavior.

Tedd Tripp

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Vegetables	Chinese	Vegetables, Chinese, Appetizers	6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2/3	c	FLOUR
1/4	c	WARM WATER
3		SCALLIONS, MINCED
		VEGETABLE OIL
		SALT

INSTRUCTIONS

Mix flour with water and knead for 5 minutes. Cover dough with a damp towel
and let rest for 1 hour. Separate into 6 portions and roll each into a
4-inch round piece. Spread a thin coat- ing of oil on the dough and
sprinkle with scallions and salt. Roll up jelly roll style and pull lightly
on both ends to form strands. Coil strands around rolls and tuck ends
under. Place in oil for 30 minutes. (May be stored in refrigerator up to 3
days.) Drain on paper toweling. Roll into flattened pan- cakes. Cook in a
skillet, browning slowly on both sides, adding oil as needed. Cut into
wedges to serve. Temperature(s): HOT Effort: EASY Time: 02:00 Source:
DRAGON PALACE Comments: SOUTH SYRACUSE, DENVER. Comments: WINE: WAN-FU
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