Name: Colophon Original African Peanut Soup
Ingredients: BLEND IN FOOD; PROCESSOR-----; 1 oz Ginger root --; Scrubbed/chunkd; 3 Garlic cloves; 1 ts Chili peppers -- crushed; CHOP FINE AND ADD-----; 1 lb Tomatoes -- fresh or canned; 1/2 lb Peanuts, dry roasted --; Unsalt; 1 Onion -- peeled and chunked; ADD TO POT, ALONG WITH-----; 12 oz Chicken consomme; 12 oz Water; 1 lb Chicken/turkey --; Boned/diced; 1 lb Tomatoes -- peeled and; Diced

When God created the world, Genesis 1:27 tells us that He “created man in His own image, in the image of God He created him; male and female He created them.” We have been created with gender distinction, but not race distinction. We are all in the human race. And unlike the rest of creation, all humans have been made in God’s image. To elevate animals above humans or to elevate one skin tone above another, reveals a failure to understand and appreciate the intrinsic God-given value of all human beings.

Randy Smith

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains, Meats			2	Servings

INGREDIENTS

		BLEND IN FOOD
		PROCESSOR—–
1	oz	Ginger root —
		Scrubbed/chunkd
3		Garlic cloves
1	ts	Chili peppers — crushed
		CHOP FINE AND ADD—–
1	lb	Tomatoes — fresh or canned
1/2	lb	Peanuts, dry roasted —
		Unsalt
1		Onion — peeled and chunked
		ADD TO POT, ALONG WITH—–
12	oz	Chicken consomme
12	oz	Water
1	lb	Chicken/turkey —
		Boned/diced
1	lb	Tomatoes — peeled and
		Diced

INSTRUCTIONS

Heat to a slow boil, then simmer one hour or longer.  Don't let mixture get
too thick.  Blend 2 T melted butter with flour to make a roux.  Stir into
soup.  If soup gets too thick, add more water.  Garnish with additional
chopped dry roasted unsalted peanuts. (Number of servings unknown until
recipe is tried. From Colophon Cafe).
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