Name: Irish Coffee
Ingredients: 8 ts Sugar; 6 c Strong Hot Coffee; 8 Jiggers of Irish Whiskey; 8 tb Whipped Cream

How may a young man know whether he is called or not? That is a weighty inquiry, and I desire to treat it most solemnly. O for divine guidance in so doing! That hundreds have missed their way, and stumbled against a pulpit is sorrowfully evident from the fruitless ministries and decaying churches which surround us. It is a fearful calamity to a man to miss his calling, and to the church upon whom he imposes himself, his mistake involves an affliction of the most grievous kind.

C.H. Spurgeon

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy	Irish	Cyberealm, Beverages	8	Servings

INGREDIENTS

8	ts	Sugar
6	c	Strong Hot Coffee
8		Jiggers of Irish Whiskey
8	tb	Whipped Cream

INSTRUCTIONS

FROM LOIS FLACK
1.  This recipe may be served in either Irish coffee goblets or mugs.
Heat each goblet or mug by putting a metal spoon in the empty goblet
and pouring hot water onto the spoon and then into the goblet.  Pour
out water.
2.  Put a teaspoon of sugar into each goblet.  Add enough coffee to
dissolve the sugar; stir.  Add a jigger of Irish whiskey to each
goblet, then fill goblet within an inch of the brim with more coffee.
3.  Slide each spoonful of whipped cream over the back of a teaspoon
held over each goblet of coffee.  DO NOT STIR.
Serve at once.
Source: "Family Circle Illustrated Library of Cooking".
Typed for you by Lois Flack, CYBEREALM BBS, Watertown, NY.
File ftp://ftp.idiscover.co.uk/pub/food/mealmaster/recipes/mmcyber4.zip

A Message from our Provider:

“It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness. #Charles Spurgeon”

I contend that many Christians want to speak to others about the Lord but do not for fear that the observable, daily sin in their lives is too contradictory for them to witness….If God does not use sinners as His witnesses, there will be no human witnesses, since there are no perfect people…This does not change the fact that the more Christlike our lives, the more convincing our words about Christ. We need to do what we can to eliminate any sin that makes our words look inconsistent. But while attempting to do that we must be convinced that we cannot delay our witnessing until we reach sinless perfection. Otherwise, we would never share the gospel! Part of the beauty of our message is that God saves sinners, sinners like us.

Donald S. Whitney