Name: Smoked Salmon with Dill Blinis, Creme Fraiche And Lemon Vod
Ingredients: 400 g Smoked salmon; sliced; 1 lg Potato; peeled, chopped and; ; cooked; 1 lg Egg; 2 tb Plain flour; 100 ml Milk; 1 tb Fresh dill; chopped; 4 tb Creme fraiche; 1 Shot vodka; Juice and zest of 1 lemon; 1 ts Icing sugar; 100 ml Olive oil

How do you fight the pleasure of sin? I’ll tell you: with another pleasure. Holiness is not attained, at least not in any lasting, life-changing way, merely through prohibitions, threats, fear, or shame-based appeals. Holiness is attained by believing in, trusting, banking on, resting in, savoring, and cherishing God’s promise of a superior happiness that comes only by falling in love with Jesus. The power that the pleasures of sin exert on the human soul will ultimately be overcome only by the superior power of the pleasures of knowing and being known, loving and being loved by God in Christ.

Sam Storms

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Eggs, Dairy		Food networ, Food6	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

400	g	Smoked salmon; sliced
1	lg	Potato; peeled, chopped and
		; cooked
1	lg	Egg
2	tb	Plain flour
100	ml	Milk
1	tb	Fresh dill; chopped
4	tb	Creme fraiche
1		Shot vodka
		Juice and zest of 1 lemon
1	ts	Icing sugar
100	ml	Olive oil

INSTRUCTIONS

Mash cooked potatoes until smooth, add egg and flour and mix well. Add milk
and whisk to a smooth paste, season with salt and pepper and add fresh
dill. Allow to rest.
Heat a non-stick pan with a little olive and spoon in 4 small circles of
the mixture. Cook until golden brown on both sides, remove and keep warm.
Place two slices of smoked salmon on top of each one, spoon some of the
creme fraiche on top of the smoked salmon.
Whisk together the lemon zest, juice, vodka, icing sugar and olive oil and
drizzle around the edges of the smoked salmon.
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A Message from our Provider:

“Jesus: the most exciting person in the universe”

What does it mean when we read of Christians needing to “all agree” (1 Cor. 1:10) and be “of the same mind” (Phil. 2:2)? On the lowest level, all of us have personal interests with no spiritual significance. I like to call these “preferences.” Your favorite ice cream flavor. Where you choose to vacation. What you think makes a person attractive. Unless you are an egotistical moron, you respect the phrase, “to each their own.” On the middle level are non-salvific spiritual conclusions on how to live your life. These are the issues where Christians must decide, but often (even within the same church) have different perspectives. I call these “convictions,” or we could say “non-essentials.” Watching movies. How to school your children. Women’s clothing. What to do with Halloween. In these things, we respect another’s freedom (or liberty) in Christ. Then at the top level are the essentials for salvation and church unity. The doctrine of justification by faith. Obeying the Bible. Sharing Christ with others. These are the essentials and it’s in these things and these things alone we have unity – total agreement.

Randy Smith