One design you are to pursue to the end of time – the enjoyment of God in time and in eternity. Desire other things so far as they tend to this; love the creature, as it leads to the Creator. But in every step you take, be this the glorious point that terminates your view. Let every affection, and thought and word, and action, be subordinate to this. Whatever you desire or fear, whatever you seek or shun, whatever you think speak, or do, be it in order to your happiness in God, the sole end, as well as source, of your being.

John Wesley

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy, Grains	French		100	Servings

INGREDIENTS

3 1/4	lb	CHEESE CHEDDER
55	lb	POTATOES FRENCH FZ
10 1/3	lb	BEANS KIDNEY #10
2	lb	ONIONS DRY
2	lb	PEPPER SWT GRN FRESH
1/4	c	SHORTENING; 3LB
1	tb	CHILI POWDER

INSTRUCTIONS

13 1/2 lb -
  :
1.  PREPARE 1 RECIPE BAKED POTATOES, RECIPE NO. Q-44. SET ASIDE FOR USE
IN STEP 4.
2.  PREPARE 1/2 RECIPE CHILI CON CARNE WITH BEANS, RECIPE NO. L-59. SET
ASIDE FOR USE IN STEP 4.
3.  SPLIT POTATOES LENGTHWISE TO 1/2 INCH FROM EACH END; FLUFF WITH FORK.
4.  USE 1/2 CUP (1-B-LADLE) CHILI CON CARNE WITH BEANS.
5.  JUST BEFORE SERVING, GARNISH EACH POTATO WITH 2 TBSP CHEESE.
  :
NOTE:  ONE B LADLE MAY BE USED FOR SERVING TOPPING. SEE RECIPE NO. A-4.
EACH PORTION:  1 POTATO (6 3/4 OZ), 1/2 CUP (4 1/2 OZ) TOPPING, 2 TBSP
(1/2 OZ) CHEESE.
Recipe Number: Q08301
SERVING SIZE: 1 POTATOE
From the <Army Master Recipe Index File> (actually used today!).
Downloaded from Glen's MM Recipe Archive, http://www.erols.com/hosey.

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