In efficacious grace we are not merely passive, nor yet does God do some and we do the rest. But God does all, and we do all. God produces all, we act all. For that is what produces, viz. our own acts. God is the only proper author and fountain; we only are the proper actors. We are in different respects, wholly passive and wholly active.
Tomatoes, cut in wedges (If hot house tomatoes are used, add 2 tablespoons water along with tomatoes at cooking time)
1
Green pepper, coarse. sliced
2
tb
Sugar
1 1/2
tb
Corn starch, dissolved in
1/2
c
Water
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Carefully slice beef into thin bite size pieces about 1x1". Be
sure you slice beef across the grain, otherwise the beef will become
tough after cooking. Marinate meat in soya sauce, wine, salt for a
few minutes. In the meantime slice tomatoes, green peppers, onion;
mince garlic. Make up corn starch solution. Have sugar on hand.
2. Heat oil up in wok until smoking. Stir fry beef quickly in it for
no longer than 3 minutes. Remove beef to a platter. Reserve. (If beef
is allowed to remain cooking in wok with other ingredients, it will
become hard and tough.)
3. Add green peppers and tomatoes to wok. Add sugar, cook tomatoes
down until juice forms in bottom of wok (about 3-5 minutes cooking
time).
4. Add beef back into wok. Stir all ingredients up so that it is
mixed. Add corn starch solution, cook 1 minute. Shut burner off,
serve dish immediately.
File ftp://ftp.idiscover.co.uk/pub/food/mealmaster/recipes/cc-wok.zip
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