Honey-pear-butter Crepes

If it were possible for us to "bind" Satan today, we would not need instruction about the various pieces of the armor of God. If Satan could be bound, he would not be capable of attacking us and throwing flaming missiles. In fact, the concept of "binding" Satan can actually be quite a dangerous belief. If we believe that we can "bind" Satan, we will (wrongly) think that he has been incapacitated, and we will be completely unprepared for the enemy's attacks. In addition, if we believe that our prayers can "bind" Satan, we will be far less diligent about "putting on God's armor," and will be defenseless and vulnerable to Satan's attacks. Satan is not bound – and cannot be bound at the present time. Our strategy, then, is to be fully armed to repel his attack. Putting on the armor of God and fighting is the kind of resistance that thwarts the enemy's scheming tactics, and forces Satan to flee.

David Reid

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
	California	Desserts	8	Servings

INGREDIENTS

		Sweet Buckwheat Crepes, see
		Recipe), Recipe
1	c	Very ripe pear, peeled
		Cored and cubed
1	c	Butter, softened
1/4	c	Honey

INSTRUCTIONS

Spread about 1-1/2 tablespoons Honey-Pear Butter evenly over surface
of hot crepes; fold crepes in quarters and serve immediately.  Makes 8
filled crepes.  Honey-Pear Butter: Place pear in a food processor or
blender and blend  until pureed. Add butter and honey and process until
completely  smooth.  Makes about 2-1/4 cups.  Recipe By     : the
California Culinary Academy  From: Big Flavors Of The Hot Sun By Chr
File
ftp://ftp.idiscover.co.uk/pub/food/mealmaster/recipes/mmdja006.zip

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