Salmon Stuffed With Arugula

It is conceivable that the husband should defer more to his wife than the wife submits to her husband. If it is always the husband always getting his way, where would the husband need to die to self and prefer his wife’s needs above his own? Although Jesus Christ is our head, I do not see Him demanding where we go on vacation, what temperature we keep the house, what food we serve on the table and what color the kitchen should be decorated. Husbands, in the same way, consider your wife’s needs above your own and do not abuse the verses on submission as an excuse to be selfish! It is ultimately your spiritual service to Christ.

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Seafood, Meats		Chef, Seafood	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

3	lb	TO 5 lb fresh Salmon, Or
		frozen for better yuk
2	lb	Fresh arugula, frozen if
		you can find it<G>
1		Head garlic, peeled crushed
1/2	lb	Ripe red currents or salmon
		Berries
2	T	Honey
1		Carrot, shredded
1	t	salt
3	T	Chicken fat, You should
		have some around
2	c	White wine
		Additional honey
		Additional arugula

INSTRUCTIONS

Remove head and entrils of fish, skin it and reserve the skin. Wash
cavity and rub whole with salt. Let stand for one hour, rinse and cut
crosswise into one-pound pieces. Use the head and tail for a stock to
make sauce if you wish.  Fry the fish skin in the chicken fat until
crisp. Strain and reserve the liquor. Rinse the arugula in warm (not
hot) water. Drain and chop coarsely. Saute' the garlic, carrot and
honey together in the fish/chicken fat until soft. Toss with the
arugula and berries and stuff the fish pieces. Bake at 325 degrees  for
15 minutes per pound in a covered dish. Remove cover, brush fish  with
additional honey, pour in 1-2 cups white wine and brown for 3-5
minutes a pound. Top with additional berries and fresh arugula. Serve
cooled slightly with fresh cooked sliced carrots and peas. Yuk! Yum?
Who knows I made it up Pierre MM Format Norma Wrenn npxr56b  Posted to
MM-Recipes Digest  by Paul <paular@wwa.com> on Aug 10, 1998

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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients) ---------------------------------------------- Calories: 2560 Calories From Fat: 588 Total Fat: 65.7g Cholesterol: 313mg Sodium: 29872.1mg Potassium: 6550.4mg Carbohydrates: 137.7g Fiber: 22.3g Sugar: 100.5g Protein: 275.3g

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