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The objective is the food for the subjective; thus the subjective is always rooted in the objective… Without the Spirit’s application, the promises of God lead to self-deceit and carnal presumption. On the other hand, without the promises of God and the illumination of the Spirit, self-examination tends to introspection, bondage, and legalism. Objective and subjective Christianity must not be separated from each other.
Joel Beeke
Boervors (Farmers Sausage)
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CATEGORY
CUISINE
TAG
YIELD
Meats, Grains
1
Servings
INGREDIENTS
10
lb
Beef
5
lb
Pork or mutton fat; (Sheep tail).
2
tb
Coriander seed ground
1/2
Grated nutmeg
4
tb
Salt
2
tb
Ground cloves
2
tb
Allspice
2
tb
Pepper
2
tb
Chile powder or to taste *
INSTRUCTIONS
* Added to the original recipe.
Mince beef and cut fat into small cubes. Mix all ingredients well. Cover
for one hour. Fill large size skins (casings) and tie ends.
Extract from the Union of South Africa, Dept of Agriculture "Foods and
Cookery" 6th ed. 1946
Praise to the chile gods for giving us Habaneros
Posted to CHILE-HEADS DIGEST by Peter Moss <pmoss@yoda.alt.za> on Feb 18,
1998
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