Carrots With Aniseed – We Love God!

Obedience is the fruit of the new birth. When a person has accepted Jesus Christ as their Savior, then God expects something of that person who is now His son. He expects us to be surrendered. He expects us to abide in His love. He expects us to constantly abide in His love. As we do, God changes us. Christianity is a lifelong process of growing from glory to glory into the image of Christ. We are never going to be finished, until we get to Heaven. Until then, when we yield, when we surrender, when we abide, the natural result of that is going to be fruit. The natural result of a branch yielded to the Vine is a changed life, a fruitful life.

J. Delany

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains	Jewish		1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1 1/2	lb	Carrots
1	T	Soft brown sugar
1/4	c	Butter OR margarine
1	t	heaped aniseed
1	t	Salt
		Freshly ground black pepper
		to taste

INSTRUCTIONS

Wash and scrape the carrots, top and tail them.  Large carrots cut in
quarters lengthways.  Small carrots can be kept whole. Put the sugar,
butter OR margarine, aniseed, salt and pepper into a saucepan. When
the mixture begins to bubble add the carrots. Stir well, lower the
heat, cover and simmer for fifteen minutes OR until carrots are  tender
when pierced with a fork. Serves four    Serve hot Posted to
JEWISH-FOOD digest V96 #58  Date: Wed, 23 Oct 1996 11:35:42 +0700
From: Myra Borisute <myra@ksc11.th.com>

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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients) ---------------------------------------------- Calories: 738 Calories From Fat: 417 Total Fat: 47.2g Cholesterol: 6.8mg Sodium: 3158.2mg Potassium: 2219.2mg Carbohydrates: 79.6g Fiber: 19.3g Sugar: 45.6g Protein: 6.6g

Kent and Barbara Hughes suggest the following to built family affection: 1. “The best possible foundation for building affection: love for God…We are able to love God and others through the reception of God’s love. Loving God is what makes other loves endure. This discipline, the day-to-day empowerment to live out this love for people who aren’t always “lovable,” is what fosters the ongoing growth of affection.” 2. “It is essential, then, if a family is to develop the bonds of affection, that the children have the assurance of their parents’ love for one another.” 3. “An obvious place to enhance family affection is at the dinner table. That is the single best daily opportunity families have for all gathering together…We encourage you never to surrender that choice time, for it is an unsurpassed opportunity to build family life.” 4. “Family vacations were at the heart of building the Hughes clan’s affections…we made disciplined investment in family vacations…Sometimes brief, spontaneous mini-vacations can (also) have important results in developing family unity and affection.” 5. “Mutual interests builds affection…Wise parents know this and look for a common interest or adopt their children’s interests as their own.” 6. “Families that learn to appreciate their points of uniqueness and to chuckle at their idiosyncrasies pull together in affection rather than apart in irritation.” 7. “The home is the place to be sentimental, corny, even weird for the sake of affection.” 8. “Wise parents who wish to enhance familial bonds will do their best to keep up the communication with grandparents and spent time with them if possible. Few things can be more elevating to family than loving affection extended across generations.” (Kent and Barbara Hughes).

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