Name: Mixed Seafood Casserole
Ingredients: 12 sl Bread; cut in large cubes.; 2 cn Crab or tuna; (I much prefer crab, or even shrimp, or one can of each); 1/2 Green pepper; diced; 1/2 sm Onion; grated; 3/4 c Mayonnaise; sl Cheddar cheese

In contrast to the wise woman, the foolish woman is not content to be a keeper at home. She is not satisfied with where God has put her. One of the things the feminist movement has done so successfully is to stir up discontent in women with being homemakers and to convince them that other pursuits can increase their sense of self-worth… Fueling discontent and pushing women out of their homes in search of greater meaning and satisfaction has resulted in off-the-chart stress levels for many women who can no longer survive without pills and therapists… The greatest spiritual, moral, and emotional protection a woman will ever experience is found when she is content to stay within her God-appointed sphere. This does not mean that she never leaves her house, but rather that her heart is rooted in her home and that she puts her family’s needs above all other interests and pursuits.

Nancy Leigh DeMoss

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

12	sl	Bread; cut in large cubes.
2	cn	Crab or tuna; (I much prefer crab, or even shrimp, or one can of each)
1/2		Green pepper; diced
1/2	sm	Onion; grated
3/4	c	Mayonnaise
	sl	Cheddar cheese

INSTRUCTIONS

MIX TOGETHER
Line 9x13 casserole with a layer of bread cubes, spread crab/tuna mixture
over top and cover with another layer of bread cubes. Continue the layers
until all used up. Mix 3 cups milk with 4 eggs. Beat and pour over
casserole and put in refrigerator. Next day lay slices of cheese over top
and pour 2 cans undiluted cream of mushroom soup on top.
Bake at 350 for 1 hour or until a knife comes out clean. Sprinkle with
paprika and serve. Serves 8
Posted to TNT Recipes Digest by [email protected] (Ellen M. Irvine) on
Apr 24, 1998

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