Why the Holy Spirit should be restricted so that He can only be at work at the moment a sermon is delivered and not in the thoughtful and prayerful preparation beforehand, I don’t know. The same mistake was made by an actual preacher who used to prepare the first half of his sermons and then freewheel the second half, wishing to “depend on the Holy Spirit for inspiration.” One astute lady listening to him one day was perplexed by the change that took place halfway through the sermon. Afterwards she asked the preacher what happened. So he explained his method to which she replied, “That is strange. You are a better preacher than the Holy Spirit!”

Melvin Tinker

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		White Tuna In Water. Any Size; Don't Sweat Little Details.
2		Mayonnaise:Regular or low fat.Non fat sucks.Use however much you think it will need so it looks like a dip.Use too much add more tuna don't use enough add more.
3		Japapeño Peppers. Whole; or chopped won't make any difference in a minute or two. As many as you can handle.
4		Worcestershire Sauce. Not much; just a few blasts.

INSTRUCTIONS

Throw all the ingredients in a food processor, NOT A BLENDER, and process
it until it is a smooth paste which just barely has fumes rising from it
generated by the jalapeños. Taste it. If it is good, then eat it quickly
with tortilla chips, homemade ones are best. Cook 'em in canola oil. Store
bought ones are ok if you are lazy. If it does not taste good, add more of
something, whatever you think it is lacking. Keep trying until it is good.
Everyone likes this stuff, so no matter how bad of a cook you are you will
look like Wolfgang Puck when you serve this recipe.
Recipe by: www.spotcom.com/users/tomgold/recipes.html
Posted to recipelu-digest by "bunny" <layla696@ix.netcom.com> on Feb 28,
1998

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