Name: Potato-Cream Soup with Smoked Trout
Ingredients: 15 oz Potatoes; 1/2 bn Soup Greens; 1 Onion; 1 bn Watercress; 1 oz Butter; Salt; Pepper; 4 c Calfs Broth; 3/4 c Whipped Cream; 2 Smoked Trout Filets

But God’s goal is not simply to have us stop looking down on other races. God wants unity, not just a ceasing of hostilities. He wants the very makeup of His church to preach the gospel: that despite our racial variants we are united under one ancestor, Adam; that we had one problem, sin; and that we have one hope, salvation in Christ. He wants us to demonstrate to the world that this unity in Christ is weightier than anything that might divide us. When the Holy Spirit confronted Peter’s racism, he didn’t just command him to quit looking down on other races. He commanded Peter to embrace Cornelius, to go in and eat with him. Peter did not go from “racist” to “non-racist”; he went from “racist” to “gracist.”

J.D. Greear

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy		Soups/stews	2	Servings

INGREDIENTS

15	oz	Potatoes
1/2	bn	Soup Greens
1		Onion
1	bn	Watercress
1	oz	Butter
		Salt
		Pepper
4	c	Calfs Broth
3/4	c	Whipped Cream
2		Smoked Trout Filets

INSTRUCTIONS

1.Wash,peel and cube potatoes. 2.Wash,peel and cube
and chop soupgreens. 3.Cut watercress finely. 4.Heat
the butter in pot;add the potatoes,vegetables and
onion and saute in the butter. 5.Season with salt and
pepper and fill up with the broth. 6.Cook soup for 5-6
minutes, than add 3/4 of the watercress. 7.Puree all
in the pot with a handmixer. 8.Add the whip cream,
boil up once.Taste and season again, if needed. 9.Cut
the filets in small stripes and put in soup plates and
pour the soup over;garnish with left over watercress.
10.Serve with fresh bread and beer.
Typed by Brigitte Sealing, Cyberealm BBS Watertown NY
315-786-1120
From Gemini's MASSIVE MealMaster collection at www.synapse.com/~gemini

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