You see, if we hold back one tiny speck, we are not yielded. There are no degrees of “yieldedness.” It is all or nothing. If we say that we are yielded in every single area of our life, but are holding back in one tiny area, then we are not yielded. A burnt offering is totally burnt. You do not get a leg to keep for yourself. If we hold back one tiny speck from the Lord, we have not put our all on the altar! Others may never know, but God does. We may LOOK quite spiritual, but if we are holding back “just a little,” we are not yielded. When we put self on the altar, we are reckoning self to be dead – not sick, or lame, or almost dead, but DEAD! Death knows no degrees. We are to put our ALL on the altar.

J. Delany

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy	German		1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2	ts	Active dry yeast
3	c	Bread flour
1/2	ts	Salt
1	ts	Sugar
1/4	c	Olive oil lukewarM water.
1	c	Mozzarella/cheddar cheese-(grated),
2	cl	Garlic; (crushed),
1	c	Slightly cooked fresh Broccoli florets,
	lg	Sliced tomato,
		Shredded fresh basil and Feta cheese to taste

INSTRUCTIONS

TOPPINGS
NOTE: I just bought Donna German's book THE BEST PIZZA IS MADE AT HOME and
discovered her "secret" for Sicilian pizza dough. Evidently the difference
in deep dish pizzas like the Sicilians is that they contain some sugar and
a higher proportion of oil. Donna's recipe for the dough is simple.I made
this for supper and did the dough in my bread machine on the "dough" cycle.
It was made in my largest old iron skillet which I'd sprayed with olive oil
Pam. After I took it from the ABM, I made the dough into a circle by trying
to imitate those expert pizza chefs who fling the dough around. Mine didn't
get flung too high but it worked! I spread it in the skillet and brought up
the extra dough to form a lip around the edge, then put the pan to rise for
30 minutes while preheating the oven to 475F. Bake the crust for 5 minutes
by itself--but before you do that, prick it well with a fork all over.
Before you add toppings, drizzle olive oil on the crust and spread it
around with a brush. Toppings are up to you--but I used (in this order) 1
cup mozzarella/cheddar cheese(grated), 2 cloves garlic (crushed), 1 cup
slightly cooked fresh broccoli florets, a large sliced tomato, shredded
fresh basil and feta cheese to top. It was VERY good! This makes a thick
crust but it's so good there was none left to give to the birds! I hope
Maria who first requested a Sicilian dough finds this--because I'd like to
be able to share more of the goodies from this book with her! There are
thin pizza doughs as well--and all kinds of toppings. The comments above
were those of my friend Linda Calwell on Proidgy. Bev in Mn (Claycooker)
Posted to Digest bread-bakers.v096.n062
From: Bev Janson <claycooker@worldnet.att.net>
Date: Sun, 01 Dec 1996 08:09:16 -0600

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