Name: Passover Meat Latkes
Ingredients: 2 c Mashed Potatoes; 1/4 c Matzo cake meal; 2 Eggs beaten; Salt and pepper to taste; 1 c Ground leftover meat; Schmaltz (Oil) for frying

Our death is just as meticulously planned as the death of Christ. There is no combination of evil men, disease, or accident that can kill us as long as God still has work for us to do. To those who walk with faith in God’s providence, they die according to God’s timetable… The immediate cause of death might be any number of things, but the ultimate cause is God. Yes, wicked men nailed Christ to the cross, yet we read, “But the Lord was pleased to crush Him, putting Him to grief” (Isaiah 53:10).

Erwin Lutzer

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Eggs, Meats	Jewish		4	– 6

INGREDIENTS

2	c	Mashed Potatoes
1/4	c	Matzo cake meal
2		Eggs beaten
		Salt and pepper to taste
1	c	Ground leftover meat
		Schmaltz (Oil) for frying

INSTRUCTIONS

Source: Love & Knishes, by, Sara Kasdan
Combine first 4 ingredients and shape into 1 1/2 inch balls. Scoop a hole
in the centre of each ball and fill with ground meat. Press the potato
mixture over the opening and flatten the balls slightly. Fry in a generous
amount of hot fat (Oil) until lightly browned. Drain on Paper towels.
Posted to JEWISH-FOOD digest V97 #089 by alotzkar@direct.ca (Al) on Mar 19,
1997

A Message from our Provider:

“This is the day the Lord has made! Be glad!”

In order to break our wills to His, God brings us to the foot of the Cross and there shows us what real brokenness is. We see those wounded Hands and Feet, that Face of Love crowned with thorns and we see the complete brokenness of the One who said, “Not My will, but Thine be done,” as He drank the bitter cup of our sin to its dregs. So the way to be broken is to look on Him and to realize it was our sin which nailed Him there. Then as we see the love and brokenness of the God who died in our place, our hearts will become strangely melted and we will want to be broken for Him and we shall pray, “Oh, to be saved from myself, dear Lord, Oh, to be lost in Thee, Oh, that it might be no more I, But Christ that lives in me.” And some of us have found that there is no prayer that God is so swift to answer as the prayer that He might break us.

Roy Hession