If the love of Christ for the church is the standard of the husbands love for his wife, the least that this standard means is that the love must be self-sacrificial and for her good, for that is the way Christ loved the church. Always, therefore, the Christian husband must be thinking of expressing his love for his wife not only in terms of the characteristics found in 1 Corinthians 13, but with these two immensely practical tests: In what ways am I diligently seeking her good? And how is this pursuit of her good costing me something, prompting me to sacrifice something, as an expression of my love for her – in exactly the same way that the Savior sought the church’s good at the cost of His life?

D.A. Carson

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats	Dutch		1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

10	oz	Canned sliced carrots with juice
4	oz	Canned mushrooms slices with juice
14	oz	Canned chicken broth
2		Ribs celery; thinly sliced
1	tb	Rubbed sage
4	tb	Poultry seasoning
1	tb	Chicken bouillon powder
3	tb	Melted butter
3		English muffins; cut into cubes with crumbs
8	oz	Bag unseasoned croutons
1	tb	Dry parsley; minced
2	tb	Dry minced onion

INSTRUCTIONS

Run the blade of a paring knife through the carrots in the can; reducing
them to tiny bits without mashing them. Empty carrots into a Dutch oven.
Add the mushrooms; set aside. Pour broth into a blender; add celery, sage,
poultry seasoning, bouillon powder, and butter. Blend a few seconds on high
speed, until celery is finely minced.
Meanwhile, add English muffin cubes, (crumbs too), croutons, parsley, and
onion to the Dutch oven. Pour blender mixture over all. Using a rubber
spatula, stir until breads are completely moist. Cover; bake at 350 degrees
about 45 minutes to an hour or until piping hot. Refrigerate leftovers to
use within a week. Freeze to use within 4 months. Makes 8 servings. Source:
Ask Your Neighbor.
Contributed by: ThePoet102
Posted to recipelu-digest Volume 01 Number 494 by Giz2day <Giz2day@aol.com>
on Jan 11, 1998

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