Saffron Potato Onion Soup

Genesis 3:6 tells us that after Eve was tempted by the serpent that “she took from its fruit and ate; and she gave also to her husband with her, and he ate.” Both were guilty, but I’d say the fall was primary Eve’s fault. But who did God blame? According to verse 9, “Then the LORD God called to the man.” Adam was held responsible. The fall is not known as “Eve’s Sin”, but throughout the Bible as “Adam’s sin.” And Jesus came to be the “second Adam” to fix the mess that the “first Adam” created. God expects the man to provide leadership.

Randy Smith

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Vegetables, Meats, Dairy		Appetizers, Soups/stews, Vegetables	6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1/2	t	SAFFRON THREADS
6	c	CHICKEN BROTH
3		MEDIUM ONIONS CUBED, 3 CUPS
1	c	HEAVY CREAM
3		MEDIUM POTATOES CUBED, 4 CUPS

INSTRUCTIONS

PLACE 1/2 TEASPOON SAFFRON THREADS IN 1/4 CUP HOT WATER AND SET ASIDE
FOR 30 - 40 MINUTES TO STEEP.PEEL AND CUBE 3 MEDIUM
ONIONS,(APPROXIMATELY 3CUPS).PLACE IN A LARGE SAUCEPAN WITH 2 TO 3
TABLESPOONS WATER,COVER AND LE SWEAT OVER LOW HEAT FOR 5 TO 6 MINUTES
UNTIL TRANSPARENT.WATCH CAREFULLY,D NOT LET BURN.PEEL AND CUBE 3
MEDIUM POTATOES(APPROXIMATELY 4 CUPS)AND ADD ONIONS ALONG WITH 6 CUPS
CHICKEN BROTH.BRING TO A SIMMER AND COOK FOR 25 T 30 MINUTES UNTIL
TENDER.PUT THROUGH A FOOD MILL,OR PUREE IN A FOOD PROCESS OR
BLENDER.RETURN TO PAN AND STIR IN 1 CUP OF HEAVY CREAM TOGETHER WITH
TH SAFFRON WATER.HEAT BEFORE SERVING BUT DO NOT BOIL.CHECK FOR
SEASONING,AND SERVE TOPPED WITH ADDITIONAL CREAM THAT HAS BEEN  WHIPPED
AND THIN SLICES O LEMON.SERVES 6.  From Gemini's MASSIVE MealMaster
collection at www.synapse.com/~gemini

A Message from our Provider:

“Jesus rights wrongs”

Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients) ---------------------------------------------- Calories: 247 Calories From Fat: 143 Total Fat: 16.2g Cholesterol: 54.3mg Sodium: 755.7mg Potassium: 584.6mg Carbohydrates: 18.5g Fiber: 2.4g Sugar: 3.8g Protein: 7.6g

Let us consider what regard we ought to have to our own duty and to the grace of God. Some would separate these things as inconsistent. If holiness be our duty, they would say, there is no room for grace; and if it be the result of grace there is no place for duty. But our duty and God’s grace are nowhere opposed in the matter of sanctification; for one absolutely supposes the other. We cannot perform our duty without the grace of God; nor does God give His grace for any other purpose than that we may perform our duty!

John Owen