Name: Deviled Ham Sandwich
Ingredients: 10 lb HAM SECTIONED CURED; 200 sl BREAD SNDWICH 22OZ #51; 3 c RELISH PICKLE SWEET; 1 1/2 qt SALAD DRESSING #2 1/2; 1/4 c MUSTARD PREP. 1 LB JAR

The devil will try to destroy us by leading us into immoral behavior (Eph. 4:27). That is a real struggle for every Christian. Which is easier: to march around the city and claim it for Christ or to stop running down a fellow believer behind her back? Which is the more demanding: to pray over someone that the demon of jealousy be cast out or going up to someone and asking their forgiveness for the way you have hurt them by your cutting remarks inspired by jealousy? I know which is a real wrestling match for me (Eph. 6:12). This is where the real battle lies in Christian relationships, putting into practice at personal cost Christian truth – not some imaginary Dungeon and Dragons world.

Melvin Tinker

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
			100	Servings

INGREDIENTS

10	lb	HAM SECTIONED CURED
200	sl	BREAD SNDWICH 22OZ #51
3	c	RELISH PICKLE SWEET
1 1/2	qt	SALAD DRESSING #2 1/2
1/4	c	MUSTARD PREP. 1 LB JAR

INSTRUCTIONS

1.  COMBINE HAM AND RELISH; MIX TOGETHER LIGHTLY.
2.  COMBINE MUSTARD AND SALAD DRESSING; ADD TO HAM MIXTURE. REFRIGERATE
UNTIL READY TO USE.
3.  SPREAD 1 SLICE BREAD WITH 1/4 CUP (1-NO. 16 SCOOP) FILLING; TOP WITH
SECOND SLICE BREAD.
4.  CUT EACH SANDWICH IN HALF; SERVE IMMEDIATELY OR REFRIGERATE UNTIL
READY TO SERVE.
NOTE:  IN STEP 1, 12 LB 8 OZ CANNED HAM OR BONELESS, COOKED HAM WILL YIELD
ABOUT 10 LB COOKED HAM.
Recipe Number: N01200
SERVING SIZE: 1 SANDWICH
From the <Army Master Recipe Index File> (actually used today!).
Downloaded from Glen's MM Recipe Archive, http://www.erols.com/hosey.

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