We must ask, Do I fight merely from doctrinal faithfulness? This is like the wife who never sleeps with anybody else but never shows love to her own husband. Is that a sufficient relationship in marriage? No, ten thousand times no. Yet if I am a Christian who speaks and acts for doctrinal faithfulness but do not show love to my divine bridegroom, I am in the same place as such a wife. What God wants from us is not only doctrinal faithfulness, but our love day by day. Not in theory, mind you, but in practice.

Francis Schaeffer

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Simply, Antony	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

24	lg	Prunes; stoned
1/2		Bottle good red wine
60	ml	Brandy
300	g	Dark couverture chocolate
100	g	Unsalted butter

INSTRUCTIONS

Soak the prunes in wine and brandy for at least 8 hours, or up to a
month, refrigerated in an air-tight glass container.
Drain prunes well on a wire rack resting over a tray. Line another
tray with baking paper. Melt chocolate and butter in a basin resting
over a saucepan of hot water, then remove from the heat.
Using a skewer, impale a prune then dip it into the chocolate and
allow any excess to drip off. Slip each dipped prune on to the
paper-lined tray. Allow to set in a cool place.
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