Name: Spicy Moussaka of Fresh Tuna
Ingredients: 1 Aubergine; (cut into wafer thin; ; slices); 8 sl Sun Dried Tomatoes; 225 g Fresh Tuna Fish; 1 pn Ground Cinnamon; 1 pn Paprika Pepper; Fresh Coriander Leaves; Vegetable Oil for Frying; 450 g Tomatoes; (deseeded and; ; skinned); 2 Cloves Garlic; 1 Onion; (sliced); 2 Red Chillies; Olive Oil; White Wine; (to taste)

The illuminist seeks guidance from God by getting a series of impressions, which he believes come as God directly impacts his spirit. The illuminist is often wary of the mind and using his or her reason. Certainly we need to be cautious lest we fall into the error of blindly trusting bare unaided reason. The illuminist, though, often goes so far as to reject any hope that reason can be useful. “This doesn’t come from me,” he will say, “it comes from God.”

Jim Elliff

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Seafood, Vegetables, Grains		Starter, Here’s one , Earlier2	4	servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Aubergine; (cut into wafer thin
		; slices)
8	sl	Sun Dried Tomatoes
225	g	Fresh Tuna Fish
1	pn	Ground Cinnamon
1	pn	Paprika Pepper
		Fresh Coriander Leaves
		Vegetable Oil for Frying
450	g	Tomatoes; (deseeded and
		; skinned)
2		Cloves Garlic
1		Onion; (sliced)
2		Red Chillies
		Olive Oil
		White Wine; (to taste)

INSTRUCTIONS

TOMATO SAUCE
1. Fry the aubergine slices until crisp in a saucepan of hot oil at 170ºc.
Drain on a tissue.
2. Griddle (or pan sear) wafer thin slices of fresh tuna for 20 seconds
each side and reserve.
3. Prepare the sauce by sweating garlic and onion. Add tomatoes and
chillies, cook for 20 minutes and put through a food processor.
4. Construct the dish by layering one slice of aubergine and one slice of
sun dried tomato, some coriander and a slice of fresh tuna. Season with
cinnamon and paprika and repeat process to form a tall stack.
5. Finish the sauce with a little olive oil and spoon around. Garnish with
coriander.
Converted by MC_Buster.
NOTES : Chef:Steven Saunders
Converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.

A Message from our Provider:

“God makes it, we mess it”

God shows us the importance of the commandment [to honor our parents in Exodus 20] in several different ways: 1. First of all, notice that He puts it first in the list of our horizontal responsibilities. Our vertical responsibilities are addressed in commands one through four to Him, but when He begins to express our horizontal responsibilities, our responsibilities in our human relations with one another, the very first thing He says is, “Honor your father and your mother.” 2. Secondly, it is interesting. If we were to go ahead and read the laws all the way up through Exodus 24, you would find that God attaches the same penalty to disobedience of parents that He attaches to blasphemy and idolatry and the worship of false gods. In both cases, blasphemy and idolatry, worship of false gods, and in the case of disobedience to parents, in the laws of Moses the death penalty is given. 3. Thirdly, notice that this command flows out of and is closely connected to what is said in the first four commands. The first four commands basically said, “Worship God only. Revere God only.” And then the fifth commandment, what is the first word out of God’s mouth to us about our parents? “Revere your parents.” Isn’t it fascinating that He could spend four commands, and especially the first two commands, claiming to Himself the exclusive right to our reverence, to our worship, and to our adoration. And then in the very first word out of His mouth to us in how we relate to one another, He can say, “Revere your father and mother.”

Ligon Duncan