The Puritans declared the sanctity of all honorable work. In so doing, they rejected a centuries-old division of callings into “sacred” and “secular”… This Puritan rejection of the dichotomy between sacred and secular work has far-reaching implications. It judges every honorable job to be of intrinsic value, and integrates every vocation with a Christian’s spiritual life. It makes every job consequential by regarding it as the arena for glorifying and obeying God and for expressing love (through service) to a neighbor.
Pare cucumber and slice very thin, place in bowl, add salt and place in the
refrigerator. After 2 hours, rinse thoroughly 2 or 3 times in ice cold
water, pressing the cucumber slices between the hands each time to remove
all salt. After the last rinsing, add the following dressing: Combine the
sour cream with the vinegar and paprika; mix well. If desired, chopped
chives or sliced onions may be added. Source: Pennsylvania Dutch Cook Book
~ Fine Old Recipes, Culinary Arts Press, 1936.
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