God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)
When ministers preach about hell and warn sinners to avoid it in a cold manner – though they may say in words that it is infinitely terrible – they contradict themselves. For actions…have a language as well as words. If a preacher’s words represent the sinner’s state as infinitely dreadful while his behavior and manner of speaking contradict it – showing that the preacher does not think so – he defeats his own purpose. The language of his actions in such a case is much more powerful than the bare meaning of his words.
Finding our true identity as a Christian is not about turning to what is inside of us – what we think about ourselves or what others think about us. It is about God recreating us (2 Cor. 5:17) and bestowing upon us amazing promises from His Word when we trust Christ by faith. Therefore it is about ignoring our feelings and the opinion of the world and accepting what God has to say about us. This is about what God does to us. This is about how He now defines us. And since He is God, there is no greater verdict when it comes to our true reality.
Soak the eggplant cubes in water for 5 minutes, drain & rinse off. Heat up
the sherry and add eggplant & mushrooms, cover, and cook on low til done
(took about 10 minutes, and there was quite a bit of liquid from the
mushrooms). Add garlic a few minutes into this (whenever it's chopped up
:-) When eggplant is almost done, add red pepper cubes & cook a few more
minutes. Then, add the red pepper flakes, cottage cheese (I blended first
in a mini food processor so it was smooth), basil, salt to taste. Mix and
cook several more minutes. Add nut. yeast. I ate this on fresh linguine.
The interesting effect that happened was that the sauce developed "threads"
as if it had grated, melted real cheese (if you know what I mean). This
happened before I added the nut. yeast (I added the nut. yeast to make it
cheesier to take advantage of its texture). Any idea what combined to
make this happen? Could it be the cottage cheese (brand was Hood, and it
was my first time adding that to a stovetop sauce) or the sherry (usually I
saute just in water or stock)?
Try this if you want to feel like you're eating pasta sauce w/cheese! I
don't like that texture much myself, unfortunately.... but it was very
realistic, complete to sticking to the fork as I ate! If you try it let me
know how it comes out. I still have the same ingredients on hand so I may
try some more experiments with this combination, esp. since I do like
cheesy lasagna....
epochsys!aiko@uunet.uu.net (Aiko Pinkoski) May 29, 1994
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