Necessary indulgences especially when peaches roasted (yes, that's what I meant) and poems read aloud.
Recipe to accommodate a poem being itself & read aloud
400 degree oven
slice a peach
arrange on baking dish
roast as you would a poem
until finished
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Showing posts with label peaches and poems. Show all posts
Showing posts with label peaches and poems. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
How are peaches unlike poems?
Let me set the stage: I was in TJ’s carrying a box of peaches. A woman (let’s call her Margaret) asks if I had bought peaches recently. “No.” She said she was skeptical if they would be good at the end of the season. “Guess I’ll find out.”
Unless you’re in an orchard, you buy fruit without tasting. You select by eye, hand, nose, and prayer. In a bookstore you can sample a poem or two before purchasing that exact book. Folks, that’s how peaches & poems differ.
If anyone runs into Margaret, please fill her in.
How does one prepare late-season peaches? The same as you would full-ripe-on seasonal ones. Perhaps, a tad less drippy-juicy, but delicious.
Unless you’re in an orchard, you buy fruit without tasting. You select by eye, hand, nose, and prayer. In a bookstore you can sample a poem or two before purchasing that exact book. Folks, that’s how peaches & poems differ.
If anyone runs into Margaret, please fill her in.
How does one prepare late-season peaches? The same as you would full-ripe-on seasonal ones. Perhaps, a tad less drippy-juicy, but delicious.
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