Broiled Prawns Wrapped In Bacon

It is very apparent from the Word of God that He often tries the faith and patience of His people, when they are crying to Him for some great and important mercy, by withholding the mercy sought for a season; and not only so, but at first He may cause an increase of dark appearances. And yet He, without fail, at last prospers those who continue urgently in prayer with all perseverance and 'will not let him go except He blesses.'

Jonathan Edwards

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats, Seafood		Broil, Pork, Seafood, Shrimp, Shrimpbk	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

8		Bacon
16		Jumbo Raw Shrimp

INSTRUCTIONS

Soak 8 10-inch-long bamboo skewers in hot water to cover for about 30
minutes. Meanwhile, in a wide frying pan, cook the bacon over medium
heat until some of the fat has cooked out and the bacon begins to
brown, (3 to 4 minutes. The bacon should NOT be crisp).  Drain, then
cut each slice in half, lengthwise. Shell Shrimp (leaving the tails
on) and devein. Wrap a bacon half-slice around each shrimp. Thread  the
shrimp on a pair of skewers (4 Shrimp Per Pair Of Skewers. Thread  so
that the head of one is against the tail of the other and so that  it
holds the bacon slice on for grilling).  Place the skewered shrimp  on
the rack of a broiler pan and broil, about 4-inches below the  heat,
turning once, until the bacon is golden brown and the shrimp  are just
opaque in the center, cutting to test, (6 to 10 minutes).  Posted to
recipelu-digest by GramWag <GramWag@aol.com> on Mar 18, 1998

A Message from our Provider:

“Love is the doorway through which the human soul passes from selfishness to service. #Jack Hyles”

The great, and glorious end for which God decreed the after-being of sin, is His own glory: and the ends subordinate thereunto are not a few. Particularly, God decreed the futurition of sin: 1. That He might have occasion of glorifying His infinite wisdom, love, and grace in the redemption and salvation of a company of lost sinners through the death and sufferings of His own dear Son. 2. That His patience and long suffering in bearing with and forbearing sinners, might be magnified, admired, and adored. 3. That He might be honoured and glorified by the faith and repentance of His people, and their walking humbly with Him. 4. That His justice might be illustriously displayed and glorified in the eternal damnation of reprobate sinners for their own sins and abominations, sin being the cause of their damnation, though not of their reprobation.

Thomas Boston