No scriptural principles suggest that repeated emotional indulgence [of past trauma] produces healing. Rather, the opposite is suggested by the murderous outcome of Cain’s flaring bitterness (Gen. 4:1-8) and Absalom’s simmering anger (2 Sam. 13:20-29), to cite just two examples. Instead, Philippians 4:8 commands us to dwell on what is true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, commendable, morally excellent and praiseworthy.
Uneeda Biscuits; (must be Uneeda as they have a pocket)
1
lb
Pot cheese
1
Egg
sm
Amount of oil for frying pan
INSTRUCTIONS
Marcy's blintzes reminded me of the blintzes my husband made. He followed
his grandmother's recipe for them.
Beat the egg with a little cold water. Put a little pot cheese in a Uneeda
Biscuit. Cover with another Uneeda Biscuit. Dip the whole sandwich in the
egg. Fry until golden.
Delicious with sour cream when hot. Can be eaten cold. A cup of coffee and
one of these cold blintzes is heavenly.
Posted to JEWISH-FOOD digest by Florence Marmor <fmarmor@dorsai.org> on Apr
1, 1998
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