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Dinner With Friends Is My Church. Is That OK?
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Eddie is a counselor and a speaker. He can be reached on Twitter @EdwardorEddie or at eddiekaufholz.com. Additionally, he can be heard weekly on the RELEVANT Podcast.
Hey Eddie, without going into all the backstory, I'll just tell you that I feel like God is moving me to be in a different kind of church. Specifically, one that has more of a home-church kind of vibe. So, is it OK for me to have church at my home? I feel like I experience God better at dinner with my friends. Thanks, man.
I applaud you for asking this question, I really do. Because while we're clearly going to get into a lengthy talk about what church is (and isn't), I don't want to ignore the fact that at every turn in your inquiry, you're doing your best to be the man God has designed you to be—and that matters. I'm proud of you for still seeking community, even if you have questions about how that community is best organized.
Now, let's talk about your Church of The Holy Dinner Party. Question one: Are you eating good food at this party? If not, please quit this sacrilege and return to wherever you came from. However, if you are eating wonderful breads and cheeses and wine and sweet-bites, you may continue to the next paragraph.
And for this portion of the conversation, I'm bringing in a big gun, namely, Chad Turnbull, who is the (ready for this title?) Director of Distributing the Church at Northland: A Church Distributed. Chad's role, and really his wild-eyed calling, is leading a wonderful, influential and gigantic megachurch in a conversation about what it means to "live as the Church everywhere, every day."
"The Church isn't for you, it is you."
Put more simply, he's telling a lot of people that being 20,000-strong on a Sunday or 10-strong at a dinner party are both equally weighted in responsibility and opportunity. Here's some of my conversation with Chad:
You brought a copy of Mere Christianity [by C.S. Lewis] to our conversation?
We'll get to that.
OK, let's start with Marc's question: He basically wants to know if it's OK that he have church around a dinner table instead of coming to church on Sunday. What say you?
I say that the question, while a very good and thoughtful question, is respectfully operating under the wrong paradigm. Marc, and really a lot of us, think of churches as buildings and locations, but I want us to move the center of gravity from what it means to be the Church outside of a building—and to an identity and a community. Church is not a place; Church is something that has to be rooted in relationship and common purpose.
What is the Church's purpose?
It is a place that equips the works of saints to the work of ministry, and it's a place that allows us to worship, glorify and celebrate the glory of God. We see this in Acts 2 and the temple courts as well as in Ephesians and all throughout Scripture.
Additionally, because we're not seeing a building or Marc's house as a church, we have to ask what the Church is. The Church is me—it's us—and it's something we can't do alone.
The Church isn't for you, it is you.
The Church—you—are God's plan for the world, and if the center of gravity is on relationships and common purpose, not holding tightly to the where-I-go-to-church card, it changes how you live. It changes how you do your job, raise kids and interact with someone at a grocery store—because in all of those places, you are at church.
So because Marc's location doesn't define his church, what would you affirm and caution about his dinner party gatherings?
First, I think it's really great that Marc is having a smaller, personal group of people to live as the Church and to reflect the image of God together. I think that can be an extremely effective vehicle for proclaiming the Gospel—together.
Additionally, as they think through how they can best be the Church, they must come back to who God is. This little phrase puts it well: I am equals us, for them, there. Do you see what I'm saying? Nobody can reflect the image of God in isolation, it's impossible. We can't live that out alone—because God's nature is relationship.
And on a more practical level, we can't live life alone because it robs us of the opportunity to use our gifts in a community that is proclaiming the Gospel. For example, someone who is gifted in the area of hospitality can't express that alone—they need people to best serve Jesus.
As far as cautions go, I would warn them against staying too connected and becoming isolated from people outside their group (believers and nonbelievers). This defeats any definition you may use for church.
Finally, I'd say to Marc that it's great that he feels closer to God when he's having dinner with friends. But feeling closer, well, that's not the point of your life. If it was all about feeling closer to God, you would have just gone to heaven the moment you became a Christian so that you could be right next to Him all the time.
The question I want you to consider, and that I'm asking myself, is not, "Where do I go to church?" but, "How can I be formed into a 'little Christ'?"
It comes back to the reality that God's plan is communities of people, serving Jesus and transforming the world. You can't change the world alone. But in a group, you can do significant things as there is real power as your gifts find full expression in the collective.
Let me read something to you...
It's C.S. Lewis time, isn't it?
It is.
It is easy to think that the Church has a lot of different objects—education, building, missions, holding services. Just as it is easy to think the State has a lot of different objects—military, political, economic, and what not. But in a way things are much simpler than that. The State exists simply to promote and to protect the ordinary happiness of human beings in this life.
A husband and wife chatting over a fire, a couple of friends having a game of darts in a pub, a man reading a book in his own room or digging in his own garden—that is what the State is there for. And unless they are helping to increase and prolong and protect such moments, all the laws, parliaments, armies, courts, police, economics, etc., are simply a waste of time. In the same way the Church exists for nothing else but to draw men into Christ, to make them little Christs. If they are not doing that, all the cathedrals, clergy, missions, sermons, even the Bible itself, are simply a waste of time. God became Man for no other purpose. It is even doubtful, you know, whether the whole universe was created for any other purpose.
Marc (this is Eddie talking now), the question I want you to consider, and that I'm asking myself, is not, "Where do I go to church?" but, "How can I be formed into a 'little Christ'?" Additionally, how are the people I'm doing this life with serving the community and the world we live in?
I think having clarity on these questions will give you and I a better understanding of what our church is about—me, or them there.
And, of course, eat great food.
Warm regards,
P.S. I'll send the dog-eared copy of Mere Christianity that Chad left with me to the the first person who Tweets to me, telling me they've never read it. Seriously, that book will change your life, and I'd love for you to have it.
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The church is both a place and a people, not an either-or as this article implies. People meet together and do things. That is a church. People live out their beliefs in their society. They are the church. Don't unnecessarily divide the two to make some esoteric point. To answer the dudes question - if all he does is eat and socialize, then no, it is not a church. If they worship, pray, open the scriptures, teach each other and serve the world, or variants of these practices then yes, you are a church.
And that is your problem. You have assumed this man's intent. You've guaranteed an understanding of him yet you know nothing but his name. Perhaps he has asked the very questions you would ask. Perhaps his group prays, edifies, worships, serves together, and perhaps they do it better and with more purpose than the "traditional church" he attended. Would it then be church?
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The word "church" can get pretty fuzzy. The church Marc is asking about and the one Turnbull is describing are very different. My longer response to the post can be found here: http://thethursdaycircle.com/2015/04/is-dinner-with-my-friends-church.html
"...It comes back to the reality that God's plan is communities of people, serving Jesus and transforming the world. You can't change the world alone."
What a load of crock.
This fella — Eddie Kaufholz — hasn't got a clue as to what the church is.
Which is understandable, because he also hasn't got a clue as to what God's plan is.
Folks... Read the scripture... God very clearly tells us what His plan is, and even reveals the objective/goal of His plan right at the end of the book of Revelation.
And neither sounds like anything close to what this fella is saying.
This article does a great job re-framing the presumption of the question, and dropping it into the traditional Christian paradigm ("how do I be the Church?", rather that "where is the Church?"), but y'all still really didn't answer the question. Even in the paradigm of "being the Church," the question remains, "Is worship with a community on Sundays an important part of that process of becoming more and more like Christ?"
I would argue yes, though this isn't my article, so I won't go into all my reasons. But I'm not sure why y'all didn't address that question, either way, when C.S. Lewis (in that dog-eared copy of Mere Christianity) delves into that question at great length.
This is a really important question in the lives of believers struggling to become disciples today, and I think y'all should take it seriously. Thank you, though, for the work and responses y'all do put forward! Many Blessings
Thanks for this Eddie - i have actually just published a book called 'i, church' which focuses on a lot of the same conversations so exciting to see it happening in other places - the idea that maybe church is broader than the tiny box we tend to put it in and maybe 'God's people doing God's stuff together in love' can be a suitable descriptor - more of that over here: https://brettfish.wordpress.com/my-book
Keep on
love brett fish
Such a great topic,
Any spiritual question must find its answer deeply rooted in the Word of God.
Priscilla and Aquila were christians in the 1st century who met in "houses" (Romans 16:3-5).
Whether you meet in a home, coffee house, park, community center…what is really important is for real discipleship to take place, training and growing into Christlike character.
In Acts 8:1-4 When the disciples were scattered due to persecution after the death of Stephen, they shared the Word wherever they went because that is what they were about.
In spite of their challenges they couldn't help but share the Good News. The only reason they were able to do that is because they had surrendered their lives to Christ and were led by the Holy Spirit, "devoting themselves" to the apostles teaching (Acts 2:43-47).


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In her luminous and groundbreaking debut, bestselling author Pam Jenoff shows the unimaginable sacrifices one woman must make in a time of war
Nineteen-year-old Emma Bau has been married only three weeks when Nazi tanks thunder into her native Poland. Within days Emma's husband, Jacob, is forced to disappear underground, leaving her imprisoned within the city's decrepit, moldering Jewish ghetto. But then, in the dead of night, the resistance smuggles her out. Taken to Krakow to live with Jacob's Catholic aunt, Krysia, Emma takes on a new identity as Anna Lipowski, a gentile.
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As we cut across the wide span of the market square, past the pigeons gathered around fetid puddles, I eye the sky warily and tighten my grip on Lukasz's hand, willing him to walk faster. But the child licks his ice-cream cone, oblivious to the darkening sky, a drop hanging from his blond curls. Thank God for his blond curls. A sharp March wind gusts across the square, and I fight the urge to let go of his hand and draw my threadbare coat closer around me.
We pass through the high center arch of the Sukennice, the massive yellow mercantile hall that bisects the square. It is still several blocks to Nowy Kleparz, the outdoor market on the far northern edge of Kraków's city center, and already I can feel Lukasz's gait slowing, his tiny, thin-soled shoes scuffing harder against the cobblestones with every step. I consider car-rying him, but he is three years old and growing heavier by the day. Well fed, I might have managed it, but now I know that I would make it a few meters at most. If only he would go faster. "Szybko, kochana," I plead with him under my breath. "Chocz!" His steps seem to lighten as we wind our way through the flower vendors peddling their wares in the shadow of the Mariacki Cathedral spires.
Moments later, we reach the far side of the square and I feel a familiar rumble under my feet. I pause. I have not been on a trolley in almost a year. I imagine lifting Lukasz onto the streetcar and sinking into a seat, watching the buildings and people walking below as we pass. We could be at the market in minutes. Then I stop, shake my head inwardly. The ink on our new papers is barely dry, and the wonder on Lukasz's face at his first trolley ride would surely arouse suspicion. I cannot trade our safety for convenience. We press onward.
Though I try to remind myself to keep my head low and avoid eye contact with the shoppers who line the streets this midweek morning, I cannot help but drink it all in. It has been more than a year since I was last in the city center. I inhale deeply. The air, damp from the last bits of melting snow, is perfumed with the smell of roasting chestnuts from the cor-ner kiosk. Then the trumpeter in the cathedral tower begins to play the hejnal, the brief melody he sends across the square every hour on the hour to commemorate the Tartar invasion of Kraków centuries earlier. I resist the urge to turn back to-ward the sound, which greets me like an old friend.
As we approach the end of Florianska Street, Lukasz sud-denly freezes, tightening his grip on my hand. I look down. He has dropped the last bit of his precious ice-cream cone on the pavement but does not seem to notice. His face, already pale from months of hiding indoors, has turned gray. "What is it?" I whisper, crouching beside him, but he does not re-spond. I follow his gaze to where it is riveted. Ten meters ahead, by the arched entrance to the medieval Florian Gate, stand two Nazis carrying machine guns. Lukasz shudders. "There, there, kochana. It's okay." I put my arms around his shoulders, but there is nothing I can do to soothe him. His eyes dart back and forth, and his mouth moves without sound. "Come." I lift him up and he buries his head in my neck. I look around for a side street to take, but there is none and turn-ing around might attract attention. With a furtive glance to make sure no one is watching, I push the remnants of the ice-cream cone toward the gutter with my foot and proceed past the Nazis, who do not seem to notice us. A few minutes later, when I feel the child breathing calmly again, I set him down.
Soon we approach the Nowy Kleparz market. It is hard to contain my excitement at being out again, walking and shop-ping like a normal person. As we navigate the narrow walk-ways between the stalls, I hear people complaining. The cabbage is pale and wilted, the bread hard and dry; the meat, what there is of it, is from an unidentifiable source and already giving off a curious odor. To the townspeople and villagers, still accustomed to the prewar bounty of the Polish country-side, the food is an abomination. To me, it is paradise. My stomach tightens.
"Two loaves," I say to the baker, keeping my head low as I pass him my ration cards. A curious look crosses his face. It is your imagination, I tell myself. Stay calm. To a stranger, I know, I look like any other Pole. My coloring is fair, my ac-cent flawless, my dress purposefully nondescript. Krysia chose this market in a working-class neighborhood on the northern edge of town deliberately, knowing that none of my former acquain-tances from the city would shop here. It is critical that no one recognize me.
I pass from stall to stall, reciting the groceries we need in my head: flour, some eggs, a chicken, if there is one to be had. I have never made lists, a fact that serves me well now that paper is so dear. The shopkeepers are kind, but businesslike. Six months into the war, food is in short supply; there is no generous cut of cheese for a smile, no sweet biscuit for the child with the large blue eyes. Soon I have used all of our ration cards, yet the bas-ket remains half empty. We begin the long walk home.
Still feeling the chill from the wind on the market square, I lead Lukasz through side streets on our way back across town. A few minutes later, we turn onto Grodzka Street, a wide thoroughfare lined with elegant shops and houses. I hesitate. I had not meant to come here. My chest tightens, making it hard to breathe. Easy, I tell myself, you can do this. It is just another street. I walk a few meters farther, then stop. I am standing before a pale yellow house with a white door and wooden flower boxes in the windows. My eyes travel upward to the second floor. A lump forms in my throat, making it dif-ficult to swallow. Don't, I think, but it is too late. This was Ja-cob's house. Our house.
I met Jacob eighteen months ago while I was working as a clerk in the university library. It was a Friday afternoon, I re-member, because I was rushing to update the book catalog and get home in time for Shabbes. "Excuse me," a deep voice said. I looked up from my work, annoyed at the interruption. The speaker was of medium height and wore a small yarmulke and closely trimmed beard and mustache. His hair was brown with flecks of red. "Can you recommend a good book?"
"A good book?" I was caught off guard as much by the swim-ming darkness of his eyes as by the generic nature of his request.
"Yes, I would like something light to read over the week-end to take my mind off my studies. Perhaps the Iliad, ?"
I could not help laughing. "You consider Homer light read-ing?"
"Relative to physics texts, yes." The corners of his eyes crin-kled. I led him to the literature section, where he settled upon a volume of Shakespeare's comedies. Our knuckles brushed as I handed him the book, sending a chill down my spine. I checked out the book to him, but still he lingered. I learned that his name was Jacob and that he was twenty, two years my senior.
After that, he came to visit me daily. I quickly learned that even though he was a science major, his real passion was poli-tics and that he was involved with many activist groups. He wrote pieces, published in student and local newspapers, that were critical not only of the Polish government, but of what he called "Germany's unfettered dominance" over its neighbors. I worried that it was dangerous to be so outspoken. While the Jews of my neighborhood argued heatedly on their front stoops, outside the synagogues and in the stores about current affairs and everything else, I was raised to believe that it was safer to keep one's voice low when dealing with the outside world. But Jacob, the son of prominent sociologist Maximillian Bau, had no such concerns, and as I listened to him speak, watched his eyes burn and his hands fly, I forgot to be afraid.
I was amazed that a student from a wealthy, secular family would be interested in me, the daughter of a poor Orthodox baker, but if he noticed the difference in our backgrounds, it did not seem to matter. We began spending our Sunday af-ternoons together, talking and strolling along the Wisla River. "I should be getting home," I remarked one Sunday afternoon in April as the sky grew dusky. Jacob and I had been walking along the river path where it wound around the base of Wawel Castle, talking so intensely I had lost track of time. "My par-ents will be wondering where I am."
"Yes, I should meet them soon," he replied matter-of-factly. I stopped in my tracks. "That's what one does, isn't it, when one wants to ask permission to court?" I was too sur-prised to answer. Though Jacob and I had spent much time together these recent months and I knew he enjoyed my com-pany, I somehow never thought that he would seek permis-sion to see me formally. He reached down and took my chin in his gloved fingers. Softly, he pressed his lips down on mine for the first time. Our mouths lingered together, lips slightly parted. The ground seemed to slide sideways, and I felt so dizzy I was afraid that I might faint.
Thinking now of Jacob's kiss, I feel my legs grow warm. Stop it, I tell myself, but it is no use. It has been nearly six months since I have seen my husband, been touched by him.
A sharp clicking noise jars me from my thoughts. My vi-sion clears and I find myself still standing in front of the yel-low house, staring upward. The front door opens and an older, well-dressed woman steps out. Noticing me and Lukasz, she hesitates. I can tell she is wondering who we are, why we have stopped in front of her house. Then she turns from us dismis-sively, locks the door and proceeds down the steps. This is her home now. Enough, I tell myself sharply. I cannot afford to do anything that will draw attention. I shake my head, trying to clear the image of Jacob from my mind.
"Come, Lukasz," I say aloud, tugging gently on the child's hand. We continue walking and soon cross the Planty, the broad swath of parkland that rings the city center. The trees are revealing the most premature of buds, which will surely be cut down by a late frost. Lukasz tightens his grip on my hand, staring wide-eyed at the few squirrels that play among the bushes as though it is already spring. As we push onward, I feel the city skyline receding behind us. Five minutes later we reach the Aleje, the wide boulevard that, if taken to the left, leads south across the river. I stop and look toward the bridge. Just on the other side, a half kilometer south, lies the ghetto. I start to turn in that direction, thinking of my parents. Per-haps if I go to the wall, I can see them, find a way to slip them some of the food I have just purchased. Krysia would not mind. Then I stopI cannot risk it, not in broad daylight, not with the child. I feel shame at my stomach, which no longer twists with hunger, and at my freedom, at crossing the street as though the occupation and the war do not exist.
Half an hour later, Lukasz and I reach Chelmska, the rural neighborhood we have come to call home. My feet are sore from walking along the uneven dirt road and my arms ache from carrying the groceries, as well as the child, for the last several meters. As we round the corner where the main road divides in two, I inhale deeply; the air has grown colder now, its pureness broken only by an acrid hint of smoke from a farmer burning piles of dead winter brush. I can see the fires smoldering across the sloping farmland to my right, their thick smoke fanning out over the fields that roll like a gentle green lake into the horizon.
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firs of all sorry for my english - its not my native language. thats true - i couldnt put down that book... but it just made me angry to be honest. author made so much historical mastakes! for example - Poland was fighting with Germans for a month, not for two weeks (like France). Emma/Anna is buyng oranges or drinking orange juce all the time - dureing war in Poland it was almost impissible to buy bread - what about oranges!!! author is writening also about fridges - first fridge in Poland was made in 1956!so long after the war... next thing - the Resistance movement - the book says that there was only Jews fighting for freedom, what about the Poles? in the book ther is only one polish freedom fighter and many Jews. in reality it was just opposite. i understeand that its kind of historical fiction but its just sooo unreal that it hurts, especialy that Pam Jenoff was vice consul in Cracow - she should study some more history beafore writening that book. shame...
This book was a great read. I was able to read it and not worry about setting it down and not be able to pick up where i left off. I really enjoyed this.
I couldn't help but grab for this title when the review opportunity arose. World War II historic fiction with all of the grey areas brought forth with a need to survive versus your own moral code. Jenoff created a romance to play in the foreground of major political and societal upheaval. But, there were plenty of good ideas brought forward in this story, and I was completely wrapped up in the reading to the end. With an initial premise that could go any of several different directions, Emma is a newlywed, young, rather sheltered girl when her homeland is invaded by the Nazis. Her husband, a Jewish Activist, flees for his life, and Emma must be smuggled out of the city to a gentile Aunt's home in Krakow, assume a new identity and live through the war. Now living as Anna, an introduction to Kommandant Richwalder results in the offer of a position in the Kommandant's office. As is not uncommon, youth and inexperience when faced with power often leads to situations that are loosely termed romance. The power imbalance here is so great, the consequences so dire, that I cannot see Anna/Emma's attraction as more than infatuation. Even though, Jenoff did make the character of Georg reasonably sympathetic – and rightly so. Everyone in the war was not all good or all bad – even as their actions did skew their reputations later. So – we have a not-so-unusual romance or flirtation in a time of war, and then the story starts to fail the premise. Too many coincidences to neatly wrap-up threads started, with a heroine who seems completely unaware of the devastation around her. A timeframe that is, at best, problematic in terms of actual history – a failing that I wish didn't add to the negatives here. Facts are easy to verify and check, and while personal accounts shared through family may have additional details to share, the trajectory of the war, the presence of the occupying force, and the questions around when Germany realized that they could (not would) lose the war all play in far too early in the story to hold the pieces in place. Intriguing and engaging despite the holes in timeline and failure to actually develop the heroine will provide readers with an interesting story, but one that could be much more satisfying. I received an eArc copy of the title from the publisher via Edelweiss for purpose of honest review. I was not compensated for this review: all conclusions are my own responsibility.
Felt like you were right there. So many complex situations and people involved but you understood the emotions and motives of each of them.
If you like this story, you've got to read My enemy's Cradle by Sara Young.
I really enjoyed this book. I love reading historical fiction and this book talked about something that I never have read about and that was the Resistance. I think the book moved with great speed even thought the ending did not do the ending justice I wanted to know more. I wanted to know what happened so I guess I hope she writes another book to put my mind at ease with the main character.
It was a great story, but I didn't care for the ending.
Loved the characters in this book! I thought about them all day, couldn't wait to get home to read more. A well written hitorical fiction book. Will absolutely read more from this author !
One fantastic read. Loved the Kommandant...so will you. Buy it and you won't be disapointed.
Excellent!!! Highly recommended.
This story had so much promise but came up a bit short in the end, in my opinion. I wonder what factors led to the author cutting it short. That said, the writer definitely has a knack for telling a story which, combined with such an interesting theme, made this book enjoyable.
An easy read that I finished very quickly, partly because of it's lightness and partly due to my interest in how the story would resolve. I loved how the characters were believable, no one was perfect and the ending wasn't exactly a "happy ever after" for all involved (not to give away spoilers). However, I felt as if the author took advantage of such a dark time and place in history. I felt the author's attempt at acknowledging the horrors of the holocaust, but those details were brushed over too quickly. I couldn't help but to feel that the author used the holocaust in order to tell a good romance, and that really bothered me.
I really love this book! I couldn't put it down. This book is very intense and made tears come to my eyes at the end. This book has my seal of approval!
While a sad story, it was quite enjoyable. A nice novel based on dreadful history. The book should have been edited more closely - perhaps by a Polish speaker. The mistakes in the few Polish words and names that were used would have been easily caught by someone who knows the language.
I liked this book, but felt that it was too short. There were so many places where the author could have expanded on the plot and provided more character development. The interaction between the kommandant and his assistant could have progressed at a slower pace, adding more tension and excitement to the relationship. Having their relationship continue, would have provided much more for the plot. But instead the novel stopped rather abruptly leaving me wanting so much more. I read the follow up to the book - The Diplomat's Wife and it rarely touches on the main characters from this book. I still give the book 4 stars, because it kept my attention and it was interesting.


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|Ground beef
|2 Pound
|Olive oil
|1 Medium, chopped
|Green pepper
|1⁄2 Medium, chopped
|Ripe tomato
|1 Large, peeled, seeded and chopped (About 2 To 3)
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
|Bay leaf
|Dried crushed oregano
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|10 Ounce, drained (1 Bottle)
|Pimiento stuffed green olives
|8 , sliced into rounds
|Red wine vinegar
|1 Tablespoon
|Tomato sauce
|4 Tablespoon
|Burgundy wine
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Hot pepper sauce
|3 Drop
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (A Handful)
|Ground nutmeg
|1 Dash
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (If Needed)
|To Taste
|Light brown sugar
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Brown ground beef in a spoonful of olive oil in a large skillet or Dutch oven until red disappears.
Add onion, green pepper, tomato, garlic, bay leaf, oregano and capers.
Stir and cook, covered, about 30 minutes.
Add olives, vinegar, tomato sauce, wine, hot pepper sauce, raisins and nutmeg.
Stir well.
Cook, uncovered, about 5 minutes.
Add water, salt and brown sugar, if needed. (Dish is not supposed to be sweet.)
Cover and cook over low heat about 30 minutes, until most of liquid is absorbed.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 3322 Calories from Fat 2301
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 254 g391.3%
Saturated Fat 88.4 g442%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 640 mg213.3%
Sodium 6018.7 mg250.8%
Total Carbohydrates 108 g36.1%
Dietary Fiber 11 g44.1%
Sugars 47.8 g
Protein 169 g338.8%
Vitamin A 47.1% Vitamin C 201.6%
Calcium 116.3% Iron 67.7%
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