Name: Roast Garlic with Maytag Blue Cheese And Olives
Ingredients: 2 Whole garlic bulbs; plus 1 small garlic; ; clove, minced; Olive oil; Salt and pepper; 2 sl Potato bread; 2 oz Maytag blue cheese; sliced in 4 pieces; 8 Olives; 1 Scallion; thinly sliced; 2 Sprigs thyme

There is [in God] an inexhaustible fountain of blessings. Every kind of dainty is in inexhaustible plenty. Therefore ‘tis called a river of life, rivers of pleasure forevermore (Revelation 22:1). Here the soul manifests itself abundantly without danger of spending the provision. Therefore Christ says to His people, “Eat, O friends; drink, yea, drink abundantly, O beloved” (Song of Songs 5:1). There is no such thing as excess in our taking of this spiritual food. There is no such virtue as temperance in spiritual feasting… At God’s right hand there are pleasures forevermore. There you may eat and drink, and always be satisfied and yet never be glutted. You may eat and drink abundantly and never be in danger of excess.

Jonathan Edwards

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy		Dujour12	2	servings

INGREDIENTS

2		Whole garlic bulbs; plus 1 small garlic
		; clove, minced
		Olive oil
		Salt and pepper
2	sl	Potato bread
2	oz	Maytag blue cheese; sliced in 4 pieces
8		Olives
1		Scallion; thinly sliced
2		Sprigs thyme

INSTRUCTIONS

Remove outside papery layer from garlic bulbs, leaving cloves attached. Rub
with olive oil, salt and pepper. Place on a small baking sheet and bake at
350 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes or until very soft. Mix minced garlic with
a little olive oil and brush on bread. Grill or toast until golden and
slice in half. Top with a slice of cheese. Cut off top of garlic bulbs and
discard. Place garlic on 2 small plates and serve with cheese toasts.
Scatter olives and scallions over plate and garnish with thyme.
Yield: 2 Servings
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