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inotof Mar 12, 2005

NOTE: This is a real recipe that was given to me by a friend of mine who is a Rabbi, you have to decipher the code to make the cake. I've never made it and the "wine" should be grape juice. Preheat oven to 325 degrees.1 cup 1 Sam 25:181 cup Isa 34:41 cup Num. 17:81 cup Ex. 15:271 and 1/2 cup Lev. 2:5Pinch oof Ex. 30:23Dash of Song of Sol. 4:101 teaspoon Amos 4:53 Isa. 10:141 cup Jer. 6:201/2 cup Num.11:81 Tablespoon Judges 14:18Mix dry ingrediaents together. gently add wet and stir in fruits and nuts pour into a wellgreased loaf pan or 2 small loaf pans Bake 40 min or until done. Disclaimer; Not responsuble for accidents. Inotof is NOT a cook and has not tried to make this cake. If you do mke it i would love to know how it turns out! Enjoy :-P

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PreachParsly Mar 12, 2005

Are we going to start a SI recipe book? Come one everyone else has one! :-P

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alanrepent Mar 12, 2005

SERMON INDEX RECIPE BOOK ENTRY #1Delicious Strawberry Jell-O1 Box of Strawberry Jell-OStir 1 cup boiling water into gelatin in medium bowl at least 2 minutes until completely dissolved. Stir in 1 cup cold water. Refrigerate 4 hours or until firm. Makes 4 servings. Enjoy!ok yeah i've got nothing... somebody teach me to cook :-)

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philologos Mar 12, 2005

You don't think we have enough fruitcakes on here already? ;-)

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inotof Mar 13, 2005

Haha! That just made my day ! lol

sermonindex Mar 13, 2005

Haha! That just made my day ! lolFunny and sad. Anyways to redeem this thread if that were possible, if anyone has any good recipes that they want to share this would be a good place to post them. I am sure there are some good cooks out there on SI.

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inotof Mar 15, 2005

sermonindex wrote:

Haha! That just made my day ! lolFunny and sad. Anyways to redeem this thread if that were possible, if anyone has any good recipes that they want to share this would be a good place to post them. I am sure there are some good cooks out there on SI.
Sorry did not mean that the way that it looks. I don;t really think people are "fruitcakes". the comment just made me laugh, i meant no disrespect.

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dohzman Mar 15, 2005

Personally speaking I like a good upside down cake.Hey that reminds me , I think I can talk my wife into making me one of these fruit cakes if I can convince her that there's some spiritual benefit in it and not just calories!

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Spitfire Mar 15, 2005

somebody teach me to cook OK Alan. This is one of my easiest and most favorite recipes. I created it myself.Spitfire's Chicken Soup5 boneless chicken breasts (frozen or fresh)1/4 Cup chopped onion1/2 Cup chopped celery2 Tbsp. margarine1 Pkg. Lipton Herb and Butter Rice Mix1 Can Cream of Celery soup1 Can Chicken Broth4 slices of Deli American CheeseBoil chicken breasts until tender in approx. 4 cups of water. Remove from water and chop into 1/4 inch pieces. Reserve broth. Saute onion and celery in margarine until onion is clear. Return chicken to broth and add the cooked celery and onion. Add rice mix and celery soup and chicken broth. Add cheese and stir till melted. This recipe is the BOMB! My family calls me the soup Nazi. :-x

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inotof Mar 15, 2005

Dave's sooper sammich.Take 1 piece white bread (wheat or other healthy concotion may be substitued though not recommended)Apply peanut butter liberly to bread. Repeat proccess 4 times. Stack buttered bread upon one another. Open 1 Gallon milk and keep nearby. Enjoy! :-P

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hredii Mar 19, 2005

sermonindex wrote:Anyways to redeem this thread if that were possible, if anyone has any good recipes that they want to shareLast night my friend Russell made some unlevened bread. I tried some and it was good. When a was eating of it I remembered this thread and I wanted to share this with everyone.1 Corinthians 6: 6-8Your glorying is not good. Do you not know that a little leaven leavens the whole lump? Therefore purge out the old leaven, that you may be a new lump, since you truly are unleavened. For indeed Christ, our Passover, was sacrificed for us. Therefore let us keep the feast, not with old leaven, nor with the leaven of malice and wickedness, but with the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth.Recipe Pita Bread #1 3 cup white flour1 tsp salt1 cup Warm waterVegetable oil Combine the flour and salt; stir in enough warm water so that the dough pulls away from the sides of the bowl and ceases to be sticky. Stir till smooth. Knead for 5 minutes. Divide dough into 12 equal portions and shape into smooth balls. Cover with damp towels and let rest 5 to 10 minutes. Press each ball flat and roll into a 6" or 7" circle. Lightly oil a griddle or skillet. Gently stretch each round as thin as possible. Cook about 90 seconds. Pitas will be brown and bubbly spots will appear at the bottom. Turn over & brown the other side. Remove from griddle and immediately wrap your pitas in towels.

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