Name: Picnic - Tartine From Provence
Ingredients: 1 Long baguette or 4 little ones; 1 Clove garlic; halved; 12 Fine black olives; stoned; 1 Red pepper; sliced; Cooked French beans; 2 lg Tomatoes; chopped; 4 Anchovy fillets; 2 tb Delicious olive oil; 1 ts Lemon juice or wine vinegar; Salt and freshly ground black pepper

Most North American Christians have things so good right here in this world that they don’t really know what it is to long for heaven. God has blessed us with an abundance of earthly comforts – more than any prior generation in history. There is a danger that we become so comfortable in this life that we forget we are but strangers and pilgrims in this world. Like Abraham, we’re supposed to think of ourselves as vagabonds here on earth, looking for a city with eternal foundations, whose builder and maker is God (Heb. 11:10)… I often meet Christians who live as if heaven would be an unwelcome intrusion into their busy schedule – an interruption of career goals or holiday plans.

John MacArthur

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains	French	Two, Fat, Ladies	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Long baguette or 4 little ones
1		Clove garlic; halved
12		Fine black olives; stoned
1		Red pepper; sliced
		Cooked French beans
2	lg	Tomatoes; chopped
4		Anchovy fillets
2	tb	Delicious olive oil
1	ts	Lemon juice or wine vinegar
		Salt and freshly ground black pepper

INSTRUCTIONS

Cut the bread in half lengthways and rub the cut surfaces with garlic. In a
food processor, combine olives, red pepper, beans, tomatoes and anchovies.
Mix in the olive oil and lemon juice. Adjust seasoning. Spread the mixture
thickly over the bread and put the sides back together again. Tie up with
string and enclose in aluminum foil or grease proof paper. Place a board on
top of the parcel with a few weights and press for 1 hour. Then off you go
to your picnic.
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Recipe by: TWO FAT LADIES SHOW #FL1B05
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