It shares a magnificent and often unexpected color when sliced into. Did she mean when read?
Pluots as the New Seasonal Reference Salad
sliced plutos (several types)
feta or queso fresco cheese
fresh basil
twist of pepper
almonds
sliced avocado are permissible
& it goes without saying, olive oil
an accompaniment for grilled chicken or grilled shrimp
or as a bruschetta topping
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Showing posts with label stone fruit and poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stone fruit and poetry. Show all posts
Monday, July 30, 2012
Friday, July 27, 2012
Stone fruit. Why is stone fruit a reliable source & inspiration of the ripe in poetry?
The pit is an antidote to the overly-sweet.
It delights the senses. It makes the mouth hum.
Even their names inspire -- apricot, pluot, peach, nectarine, cherry.
Let's not forget plum.
Sliced into, those colors give way to words.
How many times can I write a peach poem.
OR FIGS
One should be as greedy for love
as one is for the ripest of peaches.
It delights the senses. It makes the mouth hum.
Even their names inspire -- apricot, pluot, peach, nectarine, cherry.
Let's not forget plum.
Sliced into, those colors give way to words.
How many times can I write a peach poem.
OR FIGS
One should be as greedy for love
as one is for the ripest of peaches.
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