Only a fraction of the present body of professing Christians are solidly appropriating the justifying work of Christ in their lives... In their day-to-day existence they rely on their sanctification for justification... Few know enough to start each day with a thoroughgoing stand upon Luther’s platform: you are accepted, looking outward in faith and claiming the wholly alien righteousness of Christ as the only ground for acceptance, relaxing in that quality of trust which will produce increasing sanctification as faith is active in love and gratitude.
Marinate artichoke hearts with italian herbs and some balsamic vinegar. I
myself add a teaspoon or so of olive oil (someone will be coming to measure
me now, I'm sure).
Stir artichoke hearts and rest of ingredients together. DON'T put in so
much white stuff that it is too moist because the mushrooms will release
moisture and then it will get gross.
Bake at 350 for about 30 minutes in a French White Corning Ware casserole.
If you put it in anything else it will explode.
This is great as a dip, or in a pita sandwich. I hope you like it, and I
promise not to post too often until I actually learn to measure and write
:-)
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