Name: Warm Breaded Chicken Salad
Ingredients: 1 Recipe Warm Breaded Chicken; (see previous; ; recipe) 1 recipe; 1 Head curly endive; (about 8 cups/2L) 1; 1 Bulb fennel; thinly sliced (raw,; ; grilled or roasted); ; 1; 2 c Cherry tomatoes 500 mL; 1 c Black olives 250 mL; 2 tb Red wine vinegar 25 mL; 1/4 c Extra virgin olive oil 50 mL; Salt and pepper to taste; 1/4 c Chopped fresh basil 50 mL

Of all the attributes of God, holiness is the one that most uniquely describes Him and in reality is a summarization of all His other attributes. The word holiness refers to His separateness, His otherness, the fact that He is unlike any other being. It indicates His complete and infinite perfection. Holiness is the attribute of God that binds all the others together. Properly understood, it will revolutionize the quality of our worship.

John MacArthur

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats		Stern2	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Recipe Warm Breaded Chicken; (see previous
		; recipe) 1 recipe
1		Head curly endive; (about 8 cups/2L) 1
1		Bulb fennel; thinly sliced (raw,
		; grilled or roasted)
		; 1
2	c	Cherry tomatoes 500 mL
1	c	Black olives 250 mL
2	tb	Red wine vinegar 25 mL
1/4	c	Extra virgin olive oil 50 mL
		Salt and pepper to taste
1/4	c	Chopped fresh basil 50 mL

INSTRUCTIONS

SALAD
Break lettuce into 2"/5cm pieces and combine with fennel, cherry tomatoes
and olives. Prepare dressing by combining red wine vinegar with olive oil,
salt and pepper.
When ready to serve, combine dressing with salad in a large flat serving
dish. Place chicken on top. Sprinkle with basil. Serve chicken hot or at
room temperature.
Converted by MC_Buster.
NOTES : This salad is meant to be served with the Warm Breaded Chicken, but
is also delicious served on its own. Makes 6 to 8 servings
Converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.

A Message from our Provider:

“This is the day the Lord has made! Be glad!”

Those in the world do not respond well to pain. They fear it, despise it and run from it. They struggle with why God would allow suffering. They see no purpose in it. They make themselves out to be a victim and with bitter hearts blame the world for their misfortunes. They fret, overreact, whine, and complain. They throw massive pity-parties. They lose peace and joy and move further away from God. On the other hand, Christians know from the Bible and experience that God sovereignly permits suffering to enter our lives. We trust His goodness and wisdom and remain under the trial until it accomplishes God’s designed work in our lives. Since His primary goal is to make us holy, God gets our attention through the trial and then is continually refining our character. We don’t minimize the pain and sorrow, but know deep inside through faith that good will come out of it. We can therefore give thanks for all things and maintain our joy and peace despite apparently unfavorable circumstances. Do you see the diametrically opposed contrast to the world?

Randy Smith