Name: Pot Roast (Lf)
Ingredients: 2 lb Eye round -- or other lean; Cut into 2-inch cubes; 2 c Onions -- sliced; 40 ml Garlic -- chopped; Bell pepper -- sliced; 4 lg Celery stalks -- cut into; Pieces; 6 md Carrots -- cut into 2-inch

The answer to the problem begins with Saturday preparation… It is advisable that young families have their clothing clean and laid out on Saturday night, and even that the breakfast be decided upon. The whereabouts of Bibles and lessons should be known, and even better, ought to be collected and ready. There should be an agreed-upon time to get up which leaves plenty of time to get ready for church. Going to bed at a reasonable hour is also a good idea. Spiritually, prayer about the Lord’s Day is essential – prayer for the service, the music, the pastors, one’s family, and oneself.

Kent Hughes

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats		Low fat, Meats	6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2	lb	Eye round — or other lean
		Cut into 2-inch cubes
2	c	Onions — sliced
40	ml	Garlic — chopped
		Bell pepper — sliced
4	lg	Celery stalks — cut into
		Pieces
6	md	Carrots — cut into 2-inch

INSTRUCTIONS

3      large         Potatoes; about 2 lbs -- cut eighths 28 ounces Whole
tomatoes -- canned 15 ounces Tomato sauce -- canned 1 tablespoon Soy sauce
1      teaspoon      Worcestershire sauce 1 cup Stock 1 tablespoon Dried
basil
x  Black pepper; fresh ground -to taste
Recipe By     :
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