Study without thought is vain; thought without study is perilous.
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Ingredients
Start cooking the wild rice. In a soup pan, heat the carrot, onion, and celery in butter on medium. Add mustard, curry, salt, and pepper. When onions are clear, add flour with whisk to form a roux. Cook for a short time without allowing the roux to darken.
Add broth gradually while whisking. Add chicken and rice while cooking on medium/high until it bubbles. Continue to heat for five minutes, then turn off heat and add cream.
Serve with warm baguette or crackers.
Talking about food won’t make you full,
babbling of clothes won’t keep out the cold.
A bowl of rice is what fills the belly;
it takes a suit of clothing to make you warm.
And yet, without stopping to consider this,
you complain that Buddha is hard to find.
Turn your mind within! There he is!
Why look for him outside?
Forget safety.
Live where you fear to live.
Destroy your reputation.
Be notorious.
Pale sunlight,
pale the wall.
Love moves away.
The light changes.
I need more grace
than I thought.
Ingredients
Saute chicken and onions in two knobs of butter just until onions are turning soft. Add vegetables and simmer for a half hour or so. Add the noodles fifteen minutes before you want to eat. Throw a baguette in the oven for a fine repast.