We often forget that temptation can come from any quarter, even from within our own family circle. We expect the Devil to assault us like a roaring lion, as ugly and fearsome as can be. We don’t expect him to come to us dressed up like an angel of light, speaking in the honey-sweet tones of the ones we love. Yet the Bible warns us that such an approach is easy for him to adopt (2 Cor. 11:14). Thus, Satan didn't only confront Jesus head-on in the wilderness (Matt. 4:1-11); he also tempted him more subtly through the words of one of his closest disciples, Peter (Matt. 16:23).

Iain Duguid

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Seafood		Appetizers	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2		Sea Scallops
1/2	oz	Clarified butter
1/2	ts	Shallots; minced
1/2	oz	Button mushrooms; sliced
1/2	oz	White wine
1	oz	Fish veloute
1/2	ts	Fine herbs
1	oz	Glacage
6	oz	Duchess Potato
1		Fluted mushroom; garnish
1		Shrimp; peel, butterfly

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Sear each scallop on all sides & keep warm. Also Saut the shrimp and
reserve.
2. Saut mushrooms in butter, add shallots.
3. add wine.
4. add velout and simmer until thickened.
5. add herbs.
6. Pipe out duchess potato in center of plate in 3 rosettes.
7. place scallops on plate next to potato.
8. apply Glacag on scallops and lightly brown under broiler.
9. Garnish plate with fluted mushroom and Shrimp.
Glacag is equal parts hollandaise, velout , and unsweetened whipped cream
folded gently together.
NOTES : This recipe is for 1 person, simply multiply by number of guests to
determine items needed.
Recipe by: S.C.I. - Jamie
Posted to recipelu-digest Volume 01 Number 499 by CuisineArt
<CuisineArt@aol.com> on Jan 12, 1998

A Message from our Provider:

“The good Lord didn’t create anything without a purpose, but mosquitoes and sand gnats come close.”

The roots of this depravity are quite evident in very young children. Babies may not show all the ugly outworkings of sin, but their selfishness is quite apparent. Any time of the day or night they will howl when their little egos are annoyed. Brothers and sisters have noticed how small children are self-seeking. When treats are being given, a “me first” attitude prevails. Small children want the chief attention. It is all self-serving. This all-demanding self-will matures into that of a grasping adult. Though clever devices will make the selfishness polite and genteel, all of life outside of Christ is for one thing – self!... Self is the idol to which all men naturally bow.

Walter Chantry