Name: Cheesy Ham Biscuits
Ingredients: 1 Tube refrigerated ready to bake biscuits; 4 sl Baked ham OR turkey breast,, cut in pieces; 4 sl Monterey jack cheese OR other cheese,, cut in pieces; 4 ts Honey mustard

A work is not to be judged by any effects on the bodies of men; such as tears, trembling, groans, loud outcries, agonies of body, or the failing of bodily strength. The influence persons are under is not to be judged of one way or other by such effects on the body. Scripture nowhere gives us any such rule. We cannot conclude that persons are under the influence of the true Spirit because we see such effects upon their bodies. This is not given as a mark of the true Spirit; nor on the other hand, have we any reason to conclude from any such outward appearances that persons are not under the influence of the Spirit of God. There is no rule of Scripture given us by which to judge spirits that either expressly or indirectly excludes such effects on the body, nor does reason exclude them.

Jonathan Edwards

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy		Cheese	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Tube refrigerated ready to bake biscuits
4	sl	Baked ham OR turkey breast,, cut in pieces
4	sl	Monterey jack cheese OR other cheese,, cut in pieces
4	ts	Honey mustard

INSTRUCTIONS

Open biscuit dough by peeling back wrapper until container pops. Separate
dough into biscuits. Divide each biscuit in half, sandwich style. Place a
piece of ham and small slice of cheese on one biscuit half. Spread 1/2
teaspoon of mustard on another half. Pinch two halves together. Repeat
until you have used all biscuit halves. Bake according to package
directions. Serve hot. MasterCook formatted by Ethel Snyder
Recipe by: CAPPER'S -- JUNE 3, 1997 Posted to MC-Recipe Digest V1 #638 by
[email protected] (Ethel R Snyder) on Jun 08, 1997

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