Spaghetti Herb And Spice Mix

“My sin is ever before me” (Psalm 51.3). A humble soul sees that he can stay no more from sin, than the heart can from panting, and the pulse from beating. He sees his heart and life to be fuller of sin, than the firmament is of stars; and this keeps him low. He sees that sin is so bred in the bone, that till his bones, as Joseph’s, be carried out of the Egypt of this world, it will not out. Though sin and grace were never born together, and though they shall not die together, yet while the believer lives, these two must live together; and this keeps him humble.

Thomas Brooks

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy		Pasta	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Mix & Eat Cream of Wheat, or
3	T	Quick-cooking Cream of Wheat
1/2	t	Black pepper
2	T	Seasoned salt 2
2	t	Onion powder
2	t	Garlic salt
2	t	Sugar
1	T	Dehydrated celery leaves
1	T	Dry oregano
1	t	Dry minced onion
1		Tomato paste, 6 ounces
12	oz	Water
2	T	Herb Mix
2	T	Margarine

INSTRUCTIONS

Mix all but minced onions in a blender on high about 2 minutes. Then
add onion and blend just a few seconds. Store at room temperature to
use in 3 months. TO USE MIX-Combine tomato  paste, herb mix and
butter. Heat on medium heat, stirring constantly until  piping hot.
Good for 8 oz of pasta.

A Message from our Provider:

“Jesus Christ! The answer is on everyone’s lips”

Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients) ---------------------------------------------- Calories: 443 Calories From Fat: 211 Total Fat: 24g Cholesterol: <1mg Sodium: 19815mg Potassium: 1880mg Carbohydrates: 56.3g Fiber: 12.2g Sugar: 29.7g Protein: 9.5g

These orders [love for God and love for money] are diametrically opposed. The one commands you to walk by faith; the other to walk by sight. The one to be humble; the other to be proud. The one to set your affections on things above; the other to set them on the things that are on the earth. The one to look at the things unseen and eternal; the other to look at the things seen and temporal. The one to have your conversation in heaven; the other to cleave to the dust. The one to be careful for nothing; the other to be full of anxiety. The one to be content with such things as you have; the other to enlarge your desires. The one to be ready to distribute; the other to withhold. The one to look at the things of others; the other to look at one’s own things. The one to seek happiness in the Creator; the other to seek happiness in the creature. Is it not plain? There is no serving two such masters.

A.W. Pink