Name: Aromatic Vinegar
Ingredients: 12 Coriander seeds, whole; 6 Cloves, whole; 6 Allspice, whole; 1 Cinnamon stick, approx 3 inches long; 1 sm Red chili, dried; 1 Ginger, 1 inch slice, fresh; 1 qt Vinegar, red wine or cider

A profound understanding and fear of God’s wrath is exactly what many marriages need, because without it, the gospel is diluted down to mere human relations and loses its biblical glory. Without a biblical view of God’s wrath, you will be tempted to think that your wrath – your anger – against your spouse is simply too big to overcome, because you have never really tasted what it is like to see an infinitely greater wrath overcome by grace, namely, God’s wrath against you.

John Piper

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains		Sauces	8	Servings

INGREDIENTS

12		Coriander seeds, whole
6		Cloves, whole
6		Allspice, whole
1		Cinnamon stick, approx 3 inches long
1	sm	Red chili, dried
1		Ginger, 1 inch slice, fresh
1	qt	Vinegar, red wine or cider

INSTRUCTIONS

Place all ingredients in quart jar or bottle; seal. Store in dark, cool
location for at least 3 weeks.
Use to make tangy salad dressings or to make meat marinades. Also good to
flavor sauteed fruits.
Posted to MM-Recipes Digest  by Judith Vonneumann <pooh4jvn@catlover.com>
on Nov 17, 1998

A Message from our Provider:

“Jesus Christ! The answer is on everyone’s lips”

A good listener: 1. Blocks out possible distractions and is not easily distracted. 2. Concentrates (listening is work) and avoids mind drift. 3. Anticipates but does not assume (does not jump to conclusions). 4. Does not judge until comprehension is complete. 5. Recognizes his own predispositions, prejudices or biases toward the subject or speaker and attempts to re-evaluate his position (he listens objectively). 6. Does not dwell on unfamiliar vocabulary, but rather continues to work at listening and attempts to comprehend the main intent of the message.

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