Tagiatelle With Ceps – We Love God!

We only cease to be the slave of one appetite because another taste has brought it into subordination. A youth may cease to idolize sensual pleasure, but it’s only because the idol of material gain has gotten the ascendancy. There is not one personal transformation in which the heart is left without an object of ultimate beauty and joy. Its desire for one particular object may be conquered, but its desire to have some object is unconquerable. The only way to dispossess the heart of an old affection is by the expulsive power of a new one.

Thomas Chalmers

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy		Superchefs	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

800	g	Ceps, 1 3/4lb
2		Cloves garlic, peeled and
		crushed
30		Olive oil
400		Mushroom stock, 14fl oz
200		Double cream, 7fl oz
90	g	Unsalted butter, 3oz
10	g	Parsley, washed and finely
		chopped 1/4oz
400	g	Good quality dried
		tagliatelle 14oz

INSTRUCTIONS

If the ceps are very dirty briefly wash them in bowl of water and
scrape with a small knife and dry on some kitchen paper, then cut  into
1/2cm slices.  Heat the olive oil in a frying pan until almost smoking
and fry the  ceps a handful at a time with the crushed garlic lightly
cloouring  them. Drain them in a colander reserving any excess liquid
for the  sauce.  Reduce the mushroom stock until almost evapourated
with any liquid  from the ceps. Add the double cream and reduce again
by about half  until the sauce thickens.  Meanwhile, cook the pasta in
boiling salted water (as per packet  instructions), then drain. Add the
ceps, parsley and butter to the  sauce and bring back to the boil. Toss
the sauce with the pasta and  season to taste.  Converted by MC_Buster.
Converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.

A Message from our Provider:

“Jesus rights wrongs”

Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients) ---------------------------------------------- Calories: 802 Calories From Fat: 653 Total Fat: 74.4g Cholesterol: 193.5mg Sodium: 610.5mg Potassium: 1419.6mg Carbohydrates: 35.5g Fiber: 9g Sugar: 20g Protein: 8.8g

The example of Jesus and the testimony of lovers of Christ throughout the centuries points us to early morning prayer as decisively important… First, it signals to our conscience that this is of first importance in the day. Second, it strikes the first blow in the battle of the day, instead of waiting till we are besieged from all sides. Third, what we do daily and do early shapes the spirit of our minds and brings us into a disposition of humility and trust that will bear better fruit than anxiety or self-reliance. Fourth, since beginning the day with the Word of God is crucial, prayer is equally crucial since the Word will not open its best wonders to us without prayer (Psm. 119:18). Fifth, it is uncanny how Satan can use even good things to squeeze prayer out of our schedule if we miss the early-morning hour. I have seen it again and again. If I say to myself, “I will give some time to prayer later,” it generally does not happen.

John Piper