Name: Very, Very Good Chili
Ingredients: *** NON NE *****

Wives are called both to love and to submit to their husbands. Their submission is not to be grudging or perfunctory but loving and willing. The Greek word for “submit,” hypotasso, conveys the notion of “placing oneself under” another person’s authority, which implies that this is done voluntarily rather than under compulsion. Ephesians 5:21-33 links wives’ submission with respect for their husband (5:22, 33). This respect ought to be freely given. Respect does not mean uncritical adoration, just as submission does not mean subservience.

Andreas Kostenberger

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
	Dutch		1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

*** NON NE *****

INSTRUCTIONS

In a large, heavy skillet or Dutch oven filmed with oil or bacon drippings,
fry 2 pounds of coarse-ground beef (or half beef, half pork) and one large
chopped onion over medium-high heat, stirring to break up clumps, until
nicely browned; drain off most of the fat. Add a full recipie of Adobo de
Chili Ancho, stir for several minutes to temper the raw flavor, then stir
in enough water or beef broth so that everything's floating freely.
Partially cover and simmer gently for an hour, until it looks like chili;
season with salt and a touch of sugar. If you like a less intense flavor,
add 1 cup of so of blended canned tomato along with the water, and, if you
prefer your chili with thickened juices, mix together a little masa harina
and water, and whisk it into the chili during the last few minutes of
simmering. I like my chili with whole boiled beans stirred in at the end
Recipe by: Simple Ideas from my American Home
Posted to MC-Recipe Digest V1 #914 by "Karrie Brothers"
<K_Brothers@classic.msn.com> on Nov 18, 97

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