Mim’s Angel Hair With Broccoli

Since God is a just Judge, we must love and laud His justice and thus rejoice in God even when He miserably destroys the wicked in body and soul; for in all this His high and inexpressible justice shines forth. And so even hell, no less than heaven, is full of God and the highest Good. For the justice of God is God Himself; and God is the highest Good. Therefore even as His mercy, so His justice or judgment must be loved, praised, and glorified above all things.

Martin Luther

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy, Meats		Pasta	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2 1/2	oz	Goat cheese
2	oz	Sundried tomatoes
1		Milanese portobello mushroom
3	oz	Broccoli
1	T	Butter
1	T	Garlic
4	oz	Oil
4	oz	Chicken

INSTRUCTIONS

In saute pan add garlic, sundried tomatoes, butter, and oil. Saute  for
1 minute, add chicken stock, and mushroom. Lighty steam broccoli  in
water for 2 minutes. Add goat cheese on top of pasta, add sauce,  and
broccoli, etc. on top.  Notes: Chef Chris Cuttler  Formatted and Busted
by RecipeLu <recipelu@recpielu.com>  Recipe by:
http://www.mimsrest.com/recipes/  Posted to recipelu-digest by RecipeLu
<recipelu@geocities.com> on Mar  21, 1998

A Message from our Provider:

“Some people are kind, polite, and sweet-spirited – until you try to sit in their pews.”

What, then, is a “carnal’ Christian”? Is it biblical to divide believers into “spiritual men” and “carnal men”? There is, I think, a better way. It would be better to say that each believer is both spiritual and carnal. Even that, however, is not quite what the New Testament teaches. It is best to emphasize what the Bible emphasizes: Christians are habitually, or characteristically, spiritual men and women. If a man is not characteristically spiritual he is not a Christian at all. No amount of profession will make up for his ungodliness. But it is true of genuine believers, in a sense, that we are carnal. It is true, I mean, that we still sometimes sin. We are in constant need of God’s mercy. We are always candidates for God’s grace.

Tom Wells