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I was a young mother of three darling little girls in the 1980’s, but thanks to TV, and a new invention called a video recorder, these are things that stand out in my mind:
Thriller by Michael Jackson, especially the music video, as none of us had ever seen a music video yet. I do believe, this man was the first to think along this line.
Tina Turner turned out Private Dancer, and What’s Love Got To Do With It? And I readily got it.
Footloose released Dancing in the Streets, and we all sang it in the car, it reduced many a baby fit.
I had a red 1980’s Mustang with T-tops, so the rest of the world got to hear my babies singing it too.
No movies in the car, but we were on our way home to watch Pretty Pony, in blue.
Christmas was awful, as women and men were pushing, slapping, and stamping each other at the mall.
All fighting over which one would adopt the yarn-haired, plain, kind of ugly Cabbage Patch doll.
The saving grace was the movie “A Christmas Story” with the kid who looked silly as a big round rabbit.
Remember “You’ll shoot your eye out?” Watching that movie has become al Christmas habit.
Leg warmers came out in the spring, and a term we had never heard called workout clothes.
Exercise guru Jane Fonda’s videos were sold for millions, making Vietnam Veterans act out in droves.
Barbie was sporting the sluttiest length dresses, glitzy jewelry, and thigh-high leather boots.
Her hair was spiked into the biggest fattest curls ever combed out by a beautician in cahoots.
The men were wearing jewelry and sometimes an earring in one ear, even Ken had one.
The Ghost Busters, Jem, Transformers, Prince, and Michael Jackson’s Thriller made the 80’s rather fun!
Written 10-14-2018 Sponsor: Michelle Faulkner Contest: Remembering the 80’s
Beyond this poetry with soups far apart,
Cabbage with snail traces of temptation,
"Papana?i" in sweet palace of cheese,
"Gumboti" - plum dumplings`nation
Scented with cinnamon on their knees
Kind of the three musketeers`story
- Although we like four- for your glory!
Sweet-sour Hungarian-Wallachian`desert.
Many of my poems are just like... cabbages!
My attempt to add serenity`s smile to all ages:
Now and then, you may find a cauliflower
With thyme and dill and tarragon`s power.
Actually, it's not about art of cooking dreams
Of vegan menu, without any sausages-rhymes;
Nor hot Brazilian ”saudade”- with tea and ice;
Oswald de Andrade's, who is really so nice!
As dedicated body and soul to crown
Gourmets eating themselves; invisible:
In the most post-modern way possible;
I pay a visit to great poets of the world:
I do not wear a shield and a sharp sword
Like in films with pretty ladies and knights
Singing "Chavaliers de la table ronde"-twice;
But I think I love you all, everyone, everyone!
Form:
Art gallery glimpses
Posters on walls;
Unfamiliar insights
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Fresh good market
Country festival;
Abundant fruits
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Young child escorted
Proud parents each side;
Nurture greets nature
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Roasted meat stall
Duck, chicken, BBQ pork;
Appetizing fares
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Pay day queue
Busy ATM buzz;
Cash flow escapades
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Sleepy moments
Heavy eyelids flutter;
Bedtime stories
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Quizzical notions
Unanswered query;
Planning-in-progress
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Chinese Pu-Er tea
Refreshing brew;
Fragrant sensations
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Sparrow sing-song
Rainy day complaint;
Resting on my ledge
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Crows on a tree
Casuarina bough;
Wet evening dark
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Ships by the bay
Sunset silhouettes;
City lights glimmer
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City skyscrapers
Deserted weekend;
Sullen silence presides
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Sunday orchestra
Noisy enclave crowds;
Chattering diaspora
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Foreign workers gather
Common language screams;
Home town dispensations
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Social integration
Newcomers and old salt;
Brine for salted cabbage
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Dear Pandora
Curiosity brings curse;
Hope endures boldly
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Words struggle now
Crisp commotion here;
Pain sublimates thought
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Style sparks smiles
Bitter gall precipitates;
Ideas emerge
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Leon Enriquez
30 November 2014
Singapore
Agricultural words
I was writing words strung together
trying to stack them together and make a little story
not a poem that I don´t care to write
when the electricity took a break.
Not that I minded living inland this happens.
I had a killer ending and wouldn´t let the flame of inspiration die out.
Five hours later, the light came on; I sat too long
in the darkness, the killer ending forgotten.
As I said, I´m not a poet, a worker in the field of words
sowing and weeding, hoping for a good crop.
A farm-hand of words, I do my job and even unpaid
but proud of my cabbage and potatoes.
No, I have no orchids and roses.
Roll a cigarette, lit it and dreamily think of tomorrow
sitting on a stone fence built by heroes.
2 cups of sautéed butternut squash
1 cup of pecans ( sautéed in butter and brown sugar 3 tablespoons each)
1 cup of raisins
3/4 cups of honey
2/3 cups of amaretto
2 cups of shredded sautéed cabbage
1 cup of sautéed onions
7 crushed garlic cloves (sautéed)
1/4 cup of candied ginger (minced)
2 cups of vanilla ice-cream
1/3 cup of white sauce
3 cups of ground pork (cooked)
1 & 1/2 cups of diced apples
mix together and make turnovers with favorite pie dough. or using eggroll wrappers
steam and to make sticky steamers
sauce
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1/4 cup of sesame seed oil
1/4 cup of soy sauce
1/4 cup of brown sugar
2 T ground ginger
3 T red pepper flakes
2 T fish stock
2 T lime juice
Ten pig ears cut into 3/4- 1/2 stripes
Ten 3/4 inch slabs of pork belly
Roll the pigears into circles and use the pork belly to seal the rolls. Using skewers put two rolls to five skewers or make 20 and use 10 skewers. For 24 hours to two days maranade.
The maranade
5 fresh red hot chilis
( 5 tablespoons of caueene)
10 cloves of Garlic
7 tablespoons of onion power
1 cup of vinager
1/3 cup of sugar
2 tablespoon of black pepper
1 tablespoon of paprika
1 tablespoon of msg
5 tablespoons of salt
1 cup of lemon juice
Five peppercorns
Five tablespoons of liguidsmoke
3 cups of tomato paste
1/4 cup of Sherry
1 cup of pureed mango
Four tablespoons of grated ginger root
In a food processor could m me Garland c Chili's salt pepper corns and ginger. Mix until garlic is chopped . Add remaining is ingredents and in a large covered container add marandae and pork.
Allow to maranade.in a large pot add3 quarts of water and pour maranade and pork into the pot of water. Cook for one hours reducing the heat to allow the pork to simmer.
Taste the water. Remove water if alot still remains.keep it. Reduce heat and simmer for 35-45 minutes allowing a sauce
To form add more stock if needed.or add mango or orange juice.
4 cups of shredded cabbage
1 cup of shredded fennel root
1/2 cup of diced green apples
1 cup of shredded carrots
1/2 cup of chopped salami
1/4 of sliced garlic
1/2 cup of olive oil
1 cup of diced onions
3/4 cup of diced yellow peppers
Three cups of chicken stock
In a wok add oil add 1 teaspoon of Garlic
Add fenynal and carrots and onions, peppers
Add stock and allow to simmer.cover. for ten minutes.
Add salami and apples and cook for
Add cabbage and toss to evenly coat. Add garlic
Apples and salami. Cover and cook for ten minutes on medium.
Remember be and serve with the pork.
Our Easter prep began today..
we are to present a corned beef,
a cured ham
75 quails
45 cornish hens
20 freid chickens
and both store bought and homemede saucages
crawfish from the Creek
potatoe salad
garlick cabbage both gourment and family traditional
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I am a whore who is liberally deseatful.
Wines are more for midday
then the unsleep and awakened my enjoy dessert
with enough daylight to day calories off.
The hear is demanding requiring
a professional level of consistancy.
The pallet, the taste the style the demand
aND WORDS AND LAUGAGES THAT ONLY RESPECTFULLY SPEAKS TO THE
need of the chef and his staff.
The new Guy is stupid. Until he is eitrher wiser to our way
or we adapt to his we will say the guy is stupid.
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She might wish more vegatables
tender sweet vegatables
the perfection of the cook to do so in such a tmely fashion
a tradational way out might sample boring. A spicey sweet treat that needs more time to prepare.
both winey sauces suttle suttle taste
garlicy rich creams
for example the fried tomato lasange
uses crab, a cheesey cream sauce
with arulagla and herbs and robust spices.
it only needs and squeeze of lemon to satisfy.
the rice is a dish all by it's self but coupled with the squab ,cornish hens and quail
it will cause you to speak in a foolish tougne sequence.
singing bravo to all involved.
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Eye Love Her!
But I wonder about her loyality to whomever!
and the joy of cooking. His language and writing reflected a deep love for honest, regional American food James Beard would be Proud!
@ cups of ground turkey
1/2 cup of pureed shrimp
2/3 cup crabmeat
1 cup of mushrooms
1/4 cup of dry marsala
3 Tablespoons of crushed chopped Lemongrass
1 -2 teaspoons of rosemary
sauteed in oil (olive)
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1/2 c celery
1 c chopped onions
2/3 green bell peppers
2 tablespoons of cilantro
1 T of roasted sesame seeds
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2 T of cayenne
2 T lemon zest
2 teaspoons of thyme
2 T salt
1 cup of heavy cream
3 egg yolks
2 c breadcrumbs
1/2 cup of cooked Italian sausage
mix well and set aside
will need one whole turkey breast fillets removed
season outside of turkey cover in foil
stuff the breast and slow roast until the turkey is done
reserve juices for gravy
serve with garlicy mashed potatoes
cabbage
yeast rolls
candied sweet potatoes
with a grahman cracker and pecan topping
with a rum and brownsugar glaze
or
Crispy Roasted Cabbage Steaks
Strawberry Vareniki
Bierocks Recipe
If turkeys could talk
Or elephants could squawk
What a very strange world this would be
If ants could dance
Or beavers wore pants
And hamburgers grew on trees
If bumble bees wheezed
Fleas walked on their knees
What a strange way of looking at things
False teeth on a gator
A polka dot tater
And cabbage with tiny green wings
Deers that drink beer
Or gnats with big ears
Weeds hanging down from their gizzards
Grasshoppers with cheeks
Or a cow with a beak
A group of friendly pink lizards
Don't know what this means
But they've entered my dreams
I wake up in a cold sweat sometimes
They all seem so real
Makes me shudder and squeal
So I get up and pull down the blinds
© Jack Ellison 2012
Where do we began
Since this is beginning
How does it end
To show it's meaning
What to write
To convey my frustration
I like the chorus
But it sounds like
a beginning
Put sum ooh ahs in
A harmonic melody
Some strings and
Bassy grooves
Let the music beg
Me to sing
First verse is missing
Something it lacks
Something
Maybe it needs me
Sweet talking people
to see if there care
The oohs and the ahs
aren't that, repeatives
When we sing it onstage
I'm gonna need
Some strong voices there
Song love me
I think I'm in love with you
Say you need me
Like I need you
Get us where
We gotta be
It's a chart topper
Gone take the hook
Make it a real show stoppa
Alright now
Sweetie do your thing
Fellas tell the ladies
they can really sang
Voice under
Put me over
Right in the middle
Like what I feeling
Mix that lone
guitar with the
Fiddle.
Fried garlic cabbage
With peppers and onions
Lime ,olive oil, fish stock
Dressing
On a cucumber onion salad
Medium rare roasted
Lamb chops
Bread and bacon crust