[In seeing to stay clear from cults]: 1. Avoid groups that reject or twist the Bible. 2. Avoid groups that demean or dilute the Bible. 3. Avoid groups that treat exotic or emotional experiences as the main feature of Christian life. 4. Avoid groups that idolize their human leaders. 5. Avoid groups that try to cut you off from your family. 6. Avoid groups that try to mix Christianity with other religions. 7. Avoid groups that try to mix Christianity with occultic practices.

J. Budziszewski

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Seafood, Dairy	Cajun	Seafood	4	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	pt	DRAINED OYSTERS
2	ts	TOBASCO SAUCE
1	c	HEAVY CREAM

INSTRUCTIONS

PHILLY.INQUIRER
IN A MEDIUM NON-STICK SKILLET SIMMER 1 PINT OF DRAINED OYSTERS FOR 2
MINUTES UNTIL THEY PLUMP.REMOVE THEM WITH A SLOTTED SPOON,AND ADD 1 CUP
HEAVY CREAM,AND 2 TEASPOONS OR MORE TABASCO SAUCE.SIMMER UNTIL THE CREAM
THICKENS LIGHTLY.RETURN THE OYSTERS TO THE CREAM TO WARM THROUGH AND SERVE
IN FOUR HOLLOWED OUT BRIOCHES.MAKES FOUR SERVINGS..............
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