Vermicelli Poems - Poems about Vermicelli

...Tuna braised in Pineapple with Vermicelli.......

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...'Twas bit of a joke for most of the folk that had rallied round the town 'twas the first I heard a bit absurd so I went and asked around 'twas up the hill and down again......

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...Pronouncing gives me stress. With syllables to chance, could ‘monchielle’ be French? I feel I can’t advance, a poilu in a trench. Pronouncing gives me stress. Italians insist words like ‘mon......

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...those early attempts at a Mexican food no store bought cardboard taco shells she had to prepare her own the appearance of the tortilla press the arrival of the tortilla holder became a beginning......

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...Lasagna, linguine, spaghetti, ravioli, macaroni too Is there any pappardelle for me and for you? Here is marinara sauce lavished on angel hair Sure try to take a bite of my pasta if you dare. S......

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...Caper with asparagus porridge, accompanies fake ravioli with supreme sweet eggplant ... All sipped with a porto wine of passion fruit .... Hawaii vermicelli, rubbing mussels bread crumbs crow......

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...The fable man palms do perspire, Knees inadequate, Limbs do joxtapose in overabundance. Purge grazes over the fable man's vestments. Mother's Italian vermicelli.......

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...DINNER Tonight we’ll dine At a restaurant fine .To order, we’ll start With the French words, Entrée and a la carte. Hors d oeuvres, escargo, Brei and dubonnet. If those mean food, Why......

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...Eeny meeny capellini, Ziti, elbows, bucatini. Vermicelli, farfalloni, Gnocchi, orzo, rigatoni. Alfabeto and linguine, Cavatelli, fettuccine. Penne, pappardelle and gigli, Stelle, risi, tripo......

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...That’s not my elephant, Miss Ella, I said when she was two. Mine has panache, wears couture, eats ganache; That one is missing a shoe. That's not my elephant, Miss Ella, I said when she was th......

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...Aunty Betty ate spaghetti Every chance she got For every plateful Very grateful, she Would scoff the bloomin’ lot Aunty Betty ate spaghetti Several times a day With every course A differen......

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...'Tis well-known that any pasta concoction will always me appease, But I reckon my all-time favorite is plain old macaroni and cheese! Ah! That simple but hardy fare sets my old taste buds a-twitchi......

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...Oh, vermicelli, rigatoni! Lost on a sea of minestrone. The sea beneath my feet, And nothing else to eat, I live on cheese and macaroni.......

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