This chowder was created with a friend of mine, Glenda Nordstrom, who is helping me with the cookbook. We always have a great time cooking in the kitchen together. This chowder starts off with the basics of making a bechamel sauce, without the pique (onion/clove). So start with your flour and butter, adding milk, chicken broth, potatoes and cheese. There's a few other ingredients, one of which i will share...bacon cut into small bits. You may notice there s a cheesy biscuit in the corner, made by Glenda. For the purposes of this cookbook, and my desire to eat less carbs, I am not including the biscuit.
Daniel Fast Meal Plan: Days 19‐21 Note: Many of the foods you’ve tasted have been combined in different ways that you may not have had before, and this time will be no different. You may realize that you’ve got little bits of this and that left over in your fridge, freezer and pantry and now is the time to pull those things together and create some new meals. There shouldn’t be much that you’ll have to spend this time. The words God gave me as I prepared this meal plan were “nothing wasted” and that this was to be a completion and final celebration of what is remaining. Often times as God works with us, we find that there has been some pain as He’s removed some things from us, pruning in order to shape our character and cause it to flourish. Well, this meal plan is a symbol of that experience, that even when God removes things, He doesn’t waste our experiences and He makes great things out of what is left over. So, as you use your leftovers, celebrate what God has done in this fast, th...
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