Theological Triage: Christians divide from non-Christians over primary doctrines, and Christians are willing to die for these doctrines. Churches distinguish themselves from one another over secondary doctrines, yet they partner together around primary doctrines. Christians in the same church disagree with one another over tertiary doctrines, but it does not in any way decrease the intimacy of their fellowship with one another.

David Platt

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains	Vegetarian		6	servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Savoy cabbage
1	sm	Red onion; finely chopped
2		Garlic cloves; crushed
3	ts	Garam masala
1	ts	Ground coriander; to 2
2	ts	Paprika
750	g	Potatoes; peeled and diced
750	g	Celeriac; peeled, cut into 1cm thick slices, then diced
250	g	Chestnut; (or button) mushrooms, quartered
1	tb	Tamari; (Japanese soy sauce)
1	sm	Lemon ; juice of
50	g	Green beans; blanched and diced, or spinach, shredded
1		Red pepper; deseeded and very finely diced, to 2
1	ts	Harissa or other chilli sauce seasoning
		Good handful of fresh flatleaf parsley; chopped, to garnish
		Lemon wedges; to serve

INSTRUCTIONS

1 Separate six outer leaves from the cabbage and blanch in boiling
water for 1 minute. Drain and refresh in cold water. Set aside.
2 Halve or quarter the remaining cabbage, depending on size, cut out
the core and cut a piece weighing about 100g. Shred the leaves with a
long, sharp knife.
3 Heat half of the stock in a large pan, add the onion and garlic and
fry until translucent. Add the garam masala, coriander and paprika
and fry for 1-2 minutes, adding 2-3 tablespoons water to loosen the
spices.
4 Add the potatoes and stir over the heat for 2-3 minutes. Add the
celeriac and seasoning and keep stirring over a low heat, adding 2-3
tablespoons water from time to time to prevent sticking.
5 Heat the remaining stock in a pan and sauté the mushrooms for 2-3
minutes, adding the tamari and a little water. Add the sautéed
mushrooms and shredded cabbage to the casserole and continue to stir
over the heat, adding a little water from time to time - you will
need to add about 250ml water in total. After 25-30 minutes, the
potatoes and celeriac should be tender but not falling apart.
6 To serve, add the lemon juice, then the beans, red pepper and
harissa.
Spoon generously into the blanched outer leaves of the cabbage.
Garnish with plenty of chopped parsley and pour over any remaining
liquid from the pan. Serve hot with the lemon wedges.
Adapted from BBC Vegetarian.
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