Name: Hot-Protein-Enchiladas
Ingredients: See instructions

The following principles of leadership emerge from biblical teaching: 1. Christian leaders should be certain that their goal is to serve God and others, not to receive the title or honor that comes with leadership. 2. Leaders should not use their position for their own advantage or comfort. No task should be “beneath” them – although some tasks may be delegated. They should not ask others to do what they are unwilling to do themselves. 3. Leaders will seek to distinguish their own preferences from the will and welfare of the group as a whole. 4. Normally the position should seek the leader. There may be some situations in which persons may apply or volunteer. Nevertheless, when someone strongly desires a particular responsibility, his or her motivation should be carefully examined. 5. We must learn to see each other as valuable to the Lord and basically equal in his sight.

Millard Erickson

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

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INSTRUCTIONS

howdy all chile aficionados. Remember that notice about the feb. 15 hotluck
chez michele in San Francisco? It actually happened and i am still here to
tell you all about it, oh, one and a half months or so after all the
fanfare.
Craig (Manager of Watsonville's Burger King) Chambers'
~Enough corn &/or flour tortillas to (when rolled up) cover the bottom of
your baking dish(es) only one layer thick.
~Lightly grease a griddle and, when it's smoking hot, heat each tortilla 5
seconds on a side, and, for each tortilla, put in the following stuffing: 1
to 2 Tbs. cooked, shredded protein in a line down the tortilla (chicken,
shrimp, pork, beef, under-cooked fish, etc.) 1 teaspoon **salsa in a line
down the fowl, meat, fish, then 1 teaspoon chopped onions down the line,
then 1 teaspoon shredded *cheese down the line
Roll up each tortilla and put it in your baking dish(es).
~When the bottom of your baking dish(es) is covered with rolled-up
enchiladas, put another teaspoon of **salsa in a line down the top of each
enchilada, sprinkle everything with chopped onions (your choice of how
much), thoroughly cover everything with shredded *cheese. Can be prepared
to this point and covered & refrigerated.
~Heat-'n-eat: Let come to room temperature, then bake, covered (foil &/or
lid of the baking dish) at 325F for 40' (or 350F for 30', of 375F for 20')
until (peek!) *cheese has all melted and is just starting to get a few
little bubbles.
*Craig (re)commands, "Use only habanero cheese." Posted to CHILE-HEADS
DIGEST V3 #307 by tony.lima@toadhall.com (Tony Lima) on Apr 27, 1997

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