I go further and say that there is a great need in the contemporary world for more Christian anger. We human beings compromise with sin in a way in which God never does. In the face of blatant evil we should be indignant not tolerant, angry, not apathetic. If God hates sin, His people should hate sin too. If evil arouses His anger, it should arouse ours too. What other reaction can wickedness be expected to provoke in those who love God?

John Stott

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
			6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	pt	Strawberries with stems on
		(preferably a
		Long-stemmed variety),
		Washed and
		Patted dry
4	oz	Semisweet chocolate
1	tb	Cooking oil

INSTRUCTIONS

Spread strawberries on a working surface with wax-paper-covered tray
nearby. You will also need one or two bamboo skewers or other picks.
In the top of a double boiler over hot water, melt the chocolate with the
cooking oil, stirring to mix thoroughly.  (The cooking oil will add a
beautiful shine to the completed sweet.)  Place melted chocolate near
working surface, but keep chocolate warm.
One at a time, insert the skewer in the stem end of a strawberry and dip
into the chocolate.  Lift out and shake any excess chocolate back into the
pot.  Place the strawberry on the wax paper and continue with the remaining
berries.  The strawberries should set for about 10 minutes before being
served.
Chocolate-dipped strawberries can be refrigerated for up to 24 hours,
during which time the chocolate will harden.

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