Name: Egg Foo Young
Ingredients: 1 ga WATER; BOILING; 4 lb CHICKEN;WHOLE FZ; 60 EGGS SHELL; 1 1/4 lb ONIONS DRY; 8 oz PEPPER SWT GRN FRESH; 6 3/8 lb BEANS SPROUTS #10; 2 tb CAKE MIX YELLOW #10; 8 oz FLOUR GEN PURPOSE 10LB; 4 oz SOUP GRAVY BASE CHICKEN; 1 lb SHORTENING; 3LB; 2 oz SHORTENING; 3LB; 8 oz SHORTENING; 3LB; 2 ts PEPPER BLACK 1 LB CN; 1 c SOY SAUCE

If your concept of God is only one that sees the Divine as a relational buddy that exists for the sole purpose of keeping you from hell and granting all your wishes while on earth, you will fall miserably short. If your concept of God is not resulting in fear, passion, excitement, reverence and awe, you will fall miserably short. I suggest based on the way many professing Christians obey the Bible, pray, conduct themselves in worship, view the local church and share their faith, the god they claim to worship is far from the God portrayed in the Bible, and the motivation for wholehearted biblical living is absent. Christian living

Randy Smith

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats, Eggs, Grains			100	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	ga	WATER; BOILING
4	lb	CHICKEN;WHOLE FZ
60		EGGS SHELL
1 1/4	lb	ONIONS DRY
8	oz	PEPPER SWT GRN FRESH
6 3/8	lb	BEANS SPROUTS #10
2	tb	CAKE MIX YELLOW #10
8	oz	FLOUR GEN PURPOSE 10LB
4	oz	SOUP GRAVY BASE CHICKEN
1	lb	SHORTENING; 3LB
2	oz	SHORTENING; 3LB
8	oz	SHORTENING; 3LB
2	ts	PEPPER BLACK 1 LB CN
1	c	SOY SAUCE

INSTRUCTIONS

TEMPERATURE:  325 F. GRIDDLE
1.  BLEND SHORTENING, SALAD OIL, OR DRIPPINGS AND FLOUR, STIR
UNTIL SMOOTH.
2.  ADD FLOUR MIXTURE TO STOCK; MIX WELL. BRING TO A BOIL; REDUCE
HEAT; SIMMER 10 MINUTES OR UNTIL THICKENED.
3.  ADD SOY SAUCE AND MOLASSES TO SAUCE; SIMMER 5 MINUTES.
4.  SET ASIDE FOR USE IN STEP 9.
5.  SAUTE' ONIONS AND PEPPERS IN SHORTENING OR SALAD OIL UNTIL TENDER.
6.  COMBINE SAUTEE'D VEGETABLES, MEAT, BEAN SPROUTS, SALT AND PEPPER;
MIX WELL.
7.  ADD EGGS TO MEAT MIXTURE BLEND WELL.
8.  PLACE 1/3 CUP (1-3 OZ LADLE) MIXTURE ON WELL GREASED GRIDDLE;
COOK ABOUT 3 MINUTES ON EACH SIDE.
9.  POUR 2 TBSP SAUCE OVER EACH OMELET JUST BEFORE SERVING.
NOTE:  1.  IN STEP 5, 1 LB 6 OZ DRY ONIONS A.P. WILL YIELD 1 LB 4 OZ
FINELY CHOPPED ONIONS AND 10 OZ FRESH SWEET PEPPERS A.P. WILL YIELD
8 OZ FINELY CHOPPED PEPPERS.
NOTE:  2.  IN STEP 5, 2 1/2 OZ (2/3 CUP PLUS 3 TBSP) DEHYDRATED ONIONS
AND 1 1/2 OZ (1 1/4 CUPS) DEHYDRATED GREEN PEPPERS (SEE RECIPE NO. A-11)
OR 8 OZ FROZEN, DICED, GREEN PEPPERS MAY BE USED. THAW PEPPERS.
NOTE:  3.  IN STEP 6, 7 LB (7-NO. 303 CN) CANNED BEAN SPROUTS MAY BE USED.
NOTE:  4.  IN STEP 6, BEEF, CHICKEN, HAM, PORK OR VEAL MAY BE USED.
Recipe Number: F00600
SERVING SIZE: 1 OMELET P
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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John Piper

It is wisdom to take occasional furlough. In the long run, we shall do more by sometimes doing less. On, on, on forever, without recreation, may suit spirits emancipated from this “heavy clay,” but while we are in this tabernacle, we must every now and then cry halt, and serve the Lord by holy inaction and consecrated leisure. Let no tender conscience doubt the lawfulness of going out of harness for a while, but learn from the experience of others the necessity and duty of taking timely rest.

C.H. Spurgeon