Imagine today you might be pondering verses from Isaiah 22 and Matthew 16 to
find out what they have in common besides Key Lime Pie. Enjoy the challenge
of working out the clues for the recipes ingredients, while sharing the
Scripture readings with family and friends.

Each recipe consists of a short meditation or theme, followed by a list of
the Scripture passages that will be used to solve the clues for the
ingredients. By using the context of a cook book it carries God's word right
to the heart of the home - the kitchen. Even children can help in a special
way with Mom, Dad or the Grand Parents - while getting some quality time
with the Word of God. Recipes range from Down home Potato Salad to grilled
Mahi-Mahi and Thai Shrimp Curry.

Check it out www.feedinghissheep.com



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"Alpha Kilo" > wrote in message
...
> Imagine today you might be pondering verses from Isaiah 22 and Matthew 16 to
> find out what they have in common besides Key Lime Pie. Enjoy the challenge
> of working out the clues for the recipes ingredients, while sharing the
> Scripture readings with family and friends.
>
> Each recipe consists of a short meditation or theme, followed by a list of
> the Scripture passages that will be used to solve the clues for the
> ingredients. By using the context of a cook book it carries God's word right
> to the heart of the home - the kitchen. Even children can help in a special
> way with Mom, Dad or the Grand Parents - while getting some quality time
> with the Word of God. Recipes range from Down home Potato Salad to grilled
> Mahi-Mahi and Thai Shrimp Curry.
>
> Check it out www.feedinghissheep.com

Go play on a freeway and leave your mommy's computer alone.

Alpha Kilo wrote:
> Imagine today you might be pondering verses from Isaiah 22 and
> Matthew 16 to
> find out what they have in common besides Key Lime Pie.

So, you think the Bible mentions Key Lime Pie? Hmmm, never heard that one
before.

Imagine I *don't* ponder verses from said book, which I'll admit is a
ripping good read, filled with blood, gore and lots of interesting things
such as people living hundreds of years and good old Lot's wife turning into
a pillar of salt. Was it Kosher salt? Inquiring minds want to know. How
about I just read one of Julia Child's books instead? How about keeping
religious stuff out of this and any other ng that doesn't have anything to
do with religion? Thanks.

From The Gumbopages, a Jambalaya recipe:

http://www.gumbopages.com/food/jambalaya.html

Jill