Name: A Neoclassical Thanksgiving Dinner
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The Scripture is clear that all will be found praising Jesus Christ. Those who begin praising Him now after receiving Him by faith as their Savior will enjoy the blessed consummation of that throughout all of eternity. Those who reject Him will praise Him, but under obligation and separated from Him (Jn. 18:6; Phil. 2:10; Rev. 5:13). Simply put, God is too glorious to allow any corner of His creation to exist without recognizing His glory by ascribing to Him the worship that is due His name.

Randy Smith

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INGREDIENTS

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INSTRUCTIONS

Twelve creative twists on Thanksgiving tradition
1. Olives -- Peppered Citrus Olives
2. Carrots -- Grated Carrot and Date Salad with Gorgonzola
3. Turkey -- Rosemary-Sage Turkey Breast
4. Dressing -- Dried Fig and Apricot Stuffing
5. Gravy -- Sherried Portobello Gravy
6. Onions -- Cornbread and Apple-Stuffed Onions
7. First Potato -- Spicy Sweet Potato Won Tons
8. Second Potato -- Parsley Root and Pureed Potatoes
9. Peas -- Pea Shoots and Jerusalem Artichokes
10. Cranberries -- Cranberry Sorbet
11. Pie -- Pumpkin Ice Cream Tarts
12. Leftovers -- Double Celery Turkey Salad
A PLAN FOR GETTING READY
One week before: Make Pumpkin Ice Cream; make Cranberry Sorbet.
One week to three days before: Make Peppered Citrus Olives.
The day before: Make pastry shells for Pumpkin Ice Cream Tarts; make
cornbread and parboil onions for Corn Bread and Apple- Stuffed Onions.
The morning of the day: Peel potatoes and parsley root; keep in cold water
until read to cook.
Make Dried Fig and Apricot Stuffing.
Bake sweet potatoes and chop serrano chiles for Spicy Sweet Potato Won
Tons.
Make dressing for Grated Carrot and Date Salad.
Make dressing for Pea Shoot Salad with Jerusalem Artichokes.
The San Francisco Chronicle, November 15, 1995
Posted to MM-Recipes Digest V4 #194 by Linda Place
<[email protected]> on Jul 27, 1997

A Message from our Provider:

“Some minds are like concrete, thy’re roughly mixed up and permanently set.”

The cause of Christ has been hurt more by Sunday-morning benchwarmers who pretend to love Christ, who call Him Lord but do not His commands, than by all the publicans and sinners. They say they are evangelical but not evangelistic. They glory in being… disciples of the Lowest Common Denominator. They traffic in unfelt truth and refuse to get excited over religion. Their ideal service is 'a mild-mannered man standing before a group of mild-mannered people, exhorting everybody to be more mild-mannered'... How many nice, comfortable, lovely people rest smilingly in church pews, their conscience drugged, their wills paralyzed, in self-satisfied stupor, utterly unconscious of their danger while the Lord of the Lampstands warns them, 'I am about to spit you out of My mouth.

Vance Havner