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  1. Last night I discovered that Twice's mugbread recipe fits perfectly into two silicone muffin cups. I still cooked it 90 seconds in the microwave, then sprinkled a little grated cheese on top before browning under the broiler. Was perfect to go with my chili. Chili: (carbs/calories) 11 oz tomatoes (I used 3 fresh Roma tomatoes, peeled and oven roasted 30 min) 8/25 1/2 cup red sweet peppers (4 snack size, cleaned, sliced and oven roasted 30 min) 3/23 2 Tbsp avacado or olive oil 0/260 1/4 cup minced onion 3/16 1/4 cup minced celery 1/4 1 Tbsp garlic 2/13 1 lb ground beef 0/115 2 tsp Italian seasoning (I added some cumin, salt and pepper also) 2 tsp chili powder 1/4 cup marinara sauce 4/35 1 1/5 cup beef broth 3/22 Carbs 23/Calories 1581 for entire recipe Directions: Prep and oven roast the tomatoes and peppers. In skillet, sautee onion, celery til clear then add garlic. Crumble in ground beef and cook til brown. Drain excess oil and return to skillet. Add seasonings to meat mixture. Remove tomatoes and peppers from oven and chop, add to meat mixture in skillet. Add marinara sauce and beef broth. Stir well and allow to simmer for at least 15 minutes. I cooked mine for about an hour. Serve with 2 Tbsp sourcream (1/57) and 1 Tbsp grated cheddar (0/29) Serve with mug bread muffins.
  2. Preheat oven to 375 1 lb. frozen cauliflower (cooked according to directions, then chopped into macaroni size pieces) In saucepan on medium/low heat: 4 oz heavy whipping cream 2 oz cream cheese 4 oz of other cheese (I used Colby jack but would have used cheddar if I'd had it). Stir cream and cheese til melted and mixed together well Add salt and pepper if desired Pour into oiled baking dish, and bake for 25 min. If you want to brown the top a bit, broil for a few minutes . Cheesy deliciousness.
  3. Because all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God... that rules out all mankind. Because according to the law of the Redeemer, it had to be kin... that ruled out angels and God. Therefore God had to become man (Jesus Christ), in order to qualify.
  4. Many tears in reading this because it is all so very true. I too am so very grateful that God has seen past my faults, and loves me unconditionally. He created us and he has a plan for us, for today, tomorrow, and eternity. We have to trust Him because He is all we have. In im lies every hope.
  5. Excellent question, and I've enjoyed reading everyone's comments. Matt 5:16 comes to mind " "Let your light shine before men in such a way that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father who is in heaven." It's easy to get in a "boxing match" with others in chat, using sciptures as ammunition to "prove" ourselves right. But is being right always better when it makes someone else feel bad or (more often) simply encourages them to dig their heels in and become more firmly entrenched in their own point of view. Phil 2:3 says, "Do nothing fom selfishness or empty conceit, but with humility of mind regard one another as more important than yourselves Jesus didn't defend Himself (well how could He say He was innocent when He had chosen to take all of my sins upon Himself to the cross.) I think it is often pride that keeps me arguing to convince others of my view instead of trying to build a relationship that might ultimately lead them to seeking the truths that God would have me share.
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