Hello everyone! In keeping with the Gorebertine Community's commitment to the rescue of Mother Earth, we honor our syblyngs the animals by not killing and eating them, and our syblyngs the plants by not desecrating the bodies they share with us for sustenance by any form of burning. So here's one of the many peaceful recipes we enjoy:
ESSENE BREAD
4c wheatberries
1/2c to 1c minced veggies (your choice)
2T seeds (caraway, poppy, sesame, etc)
Soak wheatberries 15 hours, then allow to drain for 15 hours.
Grind the wheat. Mix in the veggies. Form into a loaf shape and sprinkle top with seeds.
"Bake" in the sun or a warm (70-90 degrees) place 12 to 24 hours or until firm. You may need to turn the loaf over so that the bottom will "bake".
This makes marvellous wafers for when we are Eucharist together.
Peace to all of Gaia's creation!
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Now this is what I like to hear - mincing up vegetarians!
Romans 14:2 "the man whose faith is weak eats only vegetables"
Oh, syblyng Radtrad, I pray to Gaia that you will come out of your elitist, misogynist ways and enter into her peace knowing that all creation is the same, and that violence is never the way, and that inclusive language is Gaia's way....
Quite right, Sybling Madison. He shouldn't mince up vegetarians, for they are HERETICS. They should be racked to help them recant, and then burned to remind us all of the Fires of Hell.
Every Church should have regular Sunday heretic burnings; it's a sermon that everyone can understand. Plenty of Active Participation too; the children are always very keen to help stack the kindling.
Only renewable fuels though; we have to think about the planet.
Well medieval trad, it's nice to see we've got you thinking about reducing your carbon footprint and using sustainable energy sources. But we've still got a long way to go with you yet. Gaea help us.
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