Again, self-love can produce a love for God through a lack of conviction of sin. Some people have no sense of the vileness of sin, and no sense of God’s infinite and holy opposition to it. They think God has no higher standards than they have! So they get on well with him and feel a sort of love for him, but they are loving an imaginary God, not the real God. Then there are others whose self-love produces a sort of love for God simply because of the material blessings they have received from His providence. There is nothing spiritual in this either!

Jonathan Edwards

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Vegetables, Grains, Meats	Chinese	Chinese, Vegetables	6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2	tb	Peanut oil
1/2	ts	Salt
3		Cloves garlic, chopped fine
1/4	ts	Freshly grated ginger
6		Chinese dried mushrooms soaked for 2 hours, cut julienne
1	c	Napa cabbage
1/4	c	Dried lily buds soaked for one hour (opt)
2	oz	Dried bean curd skin, soaked for one hour (opt)
1/2	c	Bamboo shoots, cut julienne
2	tb	Foo yee
1	tb	Light soy sauce
1/8	ts	Sugar
2	ts	Sesame oil
1/2	ts	Ground white pepper
1	ts	Garlic & red chile paste or more to taste
4	oz	Cellophane noodles (sai fun) soaked for one hour
2	c	Chicken stock
		Green onions, chopped

INSTRUCTIONS

VEGETABLES
SAUCE
ADDITIONAL
Remember the basic rule for chowing:  Have everything ready before you
light the wok.  Soak and prepare the vegetables, mix the sauce, and then go
to it.  Heat the wok and add the oil, salt, garlic, and ginger. Chow for a
moment and then add the vegetables.  Chow until hot and tender and then add
the sauce, the drained noodles, and the chicken stock to the wok. Stir and
simmer uncovered until the noodles are clear and tender and have absorbed
most of the broth.  Taste for salt and place in a serving bowl. Garnish
with green onions & serve.
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