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Veggie Enchiladas

With some Sauteed onions in a pan on some melted butter and olive oil Throw in slices of button mushrooms, green pepper and zucchini according to your style Some chopped garlic and cumin powder are the key constituents Sprinkle some salt and some hot pepper flakes to tickle your taste buds Open a can of organic black beans and give them a quick rinse Adding it to the vegetable mix will fulfill a need of healthy protein Top it up with some chopped spinach and stir the blend well A scrumptious filling is ready for veggie enchiladas to be prepared Bring out your favorite blend of cheeses and tomato salsa Start building your tortillas while doing some fun salsa Heat them up on both sides on a nicely heated, well oiled pan Role each up by placing a little of all the above mentioned components near your hand Arrange them on an oven-proof dish to cook in a preheated 375 degree oven Top them up with some more salsa and cheese and bake for a quarter of an hour Enjoy them when they are cool enough for you to devour Hope you like the technique created by a vegetarian individual 07/22/2019

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Date: 1/3/2024 12:54:00 PM
I enjoyed watching you cook and will maybe have a go at this delicious recipe. There is a special form for poems about food called Epulaeryu but it has a set form. You can look it up in types of poems. I am going to try it and if I can write one I will run a contest for this Form Hugs, SuZ
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Suzanne Delaney
Date: 1/6/2024 10:00:00 AM
Thanks, Smita
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Smita Kulkarni
Date: 1/6/2024 9:35:00 AM
Cooking is a fun activity, and you can enjoy it thoroughly as it keeps you in the moment. So yes, do the salsa and you will enjoy making those enchiladas even more :) -Smita
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Suzanne Delaney
Date: 1/5/2024 12:46:00 PM
Hi Smita: Glad you found the info. I haven’t made the vege Enchiladas yet but I will follow your poems directions when I do. Ha ha I’ll be doing the ‘salsa’ in the kitchen lol
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Smita Kulkarni
Date: 1/5/2024 9:14:00 AM
Hi Suzanne, thank you for introducing me to Epulaeryu poetry. I looked up and found out that Epulaeryu is a form of poetry that celebrates delicious food and drinks. The name comes from the latin word “epulae” meaning “feast” and the Japanese word “ryu” meaning “form”. It has 7 lines and 33 syllables and doesn’t have a fixed form and ends with an exclamation point. Did you get a chance to try out my recipe?

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