Name: Nashville Nosh
Ingredients: 48 sm Mushrooms; 1 lb Owens hot breakfast sausage

A paradox is an apparent contradiction. Grace and truth aren’t really contradictory. Jesus didn’t switch on truth, then turn it off so He could switch on grace. Both are permanently switched on in Jesus. Both should be switched on in us… Truth without grace breeds a self-righteousness legalism that poisons the church and pushes the world from Christ. Grace without truth breeds moral indifference and keeps people from seeing their need for Christ. Attempts to “soften” the gospel by minimizing truth keep people from Jesus. Attempts to 'toughen” the gospel by minimizing grace keep people from Jesus. It’s not enough for us to offer grace or truth. We must offer both.

Randy Alcorn

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

48	sm	Mushrooms
1	lb	Owens hot breakfast sausage

INSTRUCTIONS

In 1975 a wonderful appetizer cookbook was published. Called In The
Beginning, it sold widely thanks to recipes such as this one. I love
recipes with few ingredients. This one is perfect.
Wash and dry the mushrooms. Remove the mushroom stems. Fill the cavity in
each mushroom with pork sausage, mounding it. Broil the mushrooms on a
shelf close to the broiler unit, for 10 minutes.
Serve immediately to an admiring throng.
**The mushroom stems could be used to make mushroom omelets for the next
morning or used to make a mushroom quiche or strata.
Posted to recipelu-digest by Eeyore <efalt@zianet.com> on Feb 14, 1998

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