Name: Easy Potato Soup
Ingredients: 5 Bacon; 1 ts Margarine; 1/4 c Onion; minced; 1 c Condensed crm of potato soup; 5 oz Water; 5 oz Milk; Cayenne pepper; Salt; Paprika

When God works in a Christian’s heart, our primary attitude toward unbelievers is not rejection, frustration or exultation over their destiny. It’s compassion. It’s being able to see them as an image bearer of God (regardless of how they look or what they may do) lost in this world and on the road to an eternal hell. And that is our motivation for evangelism. It’s because God has given us a heart for all humans and in that love we are compelled to get them the message of Jesus so they may be saved from hell. After all, that was God’s love toward you before you accepted Christ, right?

Randy Smith

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Vegetables, Dairy		Soups, Vegetables, Side dish	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

5		Bacon
1	ts	Margarine
1/4	c	Onion; minced
1	c	Condensed crm of potato soup
5	oz	Water
5	oz	Milk
		Cayenne pepper
		Salt
		Paprika

INSTRUCTIONS

DIRECTIONS ~------------------------------------------------------ ~---
COOK BACON UNTIL CRISP. DRAIN ON PAPER TOWEL. POUR OFF HALF THE BACON
DRIPPINGS AND ADD BUTTER. SAUTE ONION UNTIL TENDER AND LIGHTLY BROWNED.
COMBINE SOUP, MILK AND WATER IN SAUCEPAN. ADD DASH OF CAYENNE
PEPPER AND SALT. HEAT, STIRRING. CRUMBLE BACON AND ADD TO SOUP ALONG WITH
THE ONION. CONTINUE HEATING UNTI BUBBLY. GARNISH WITH PAPRIKA.
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