Name: English Trifle #2
Ingredients: 1 pk "champagne biscuits"; lady fingers; or a small yellow sponge cake; 1 cn Raspberries in heavy syrup (or any other fruit); 1 pk Vanilla pudding mix (see note); 1/2 pt Whipping cream; Sugar; Chocolate curls (optional); Any liqueur complementary to the fruit used

Some Christians misunderstand God's plan for His kingdom. They want to establish it their own way rather than waiting for God to do it His way. God's way of establishing the kingdom is primarily through the preaching of the cross. But that does not seem very effective to most people. They would prefer to use force, which is the kind of thinking that leads to bloody crusades. Or they would rather entertain people into the kingdom, which is the kind of thinking that leads to man-centered worship.

Philip Graham Ryken

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Fruits, Dairy	English	Dessert	4	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	pk	"champagne biscuits"; lady fingers; or a small yellow sponge cake
1	cn	Raspberries in heavy syrup (or any other fruit)
1	pk	Vanilla pudding mix (see note)
1/2	pt	Whipping cream
		Sugar
		Chocolate curls (optional)
		Any liqueur complementary to the fruit used

INSTRUCTIONS

From: deirdre@raptor.sccs.swarthmore.edu (Deirdre Edwards)
Date: Thu, 27 Oct 1994 21:47:00 +0000
Well, when I lived in Germany, this is how my (English) host mother made
trifle:
NOTE: vanilla pudding mix (I use Bird's, an English brand you can get here,
because the sugar content is lower.  If you can't find a European pudding
mix, I'd make a batch of homeade with very little sugar)
Tear or cut biscuits or cake into about quarter-sized pieces.  Put in
trifle bowl or any bowl with steep sides. Pour the canned fruit and syrup
over the cake. Add 2 Tbsp liqueor, if desired. Let sit for a few hours.
Make vanilla pudding and pour on top of fruit and cake mixture.
After pudding has set, whip cream until good and thick.  Sweeten to taste.
Spread over pudding.  Garnish with chocolate curls if desired.
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