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friday feast: one last lipsmacking, creamy-crunchy spread for peanut butter...
(click to visit Peanut Butter Lovers. com!) November 30th already? I’ve been having so much sticky fun, I hate to see the party end (sniff)! Cornelius’ favorite: Ashdon Farms Peanut Butter Bears This...
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friday feast: a soup poem for starters
“My greatest strength is common sense. I’m really a standard brand — like Campbell’s Tomato Soup or Baker’s Chocolate.” ~ Katherine Hepburn For my first Poetry Friday post of 2013, the best first...
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friday feast: a special guest post by eat this poem blogger nicole gulotta
Since I’m a big fan of Nicole Gulotta’s uncommonly delicious literary food blog, I was tickled pink when she agreed to do a guest post featuring a children’s poet. Each week at Eat This Poem, Nicole...
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friday feast: eating for love
Mini Rosemary Heart Biscuits From the Little Yellow Kitchen (click for recipe) WHAT WE ALL SAY by Irene Sherlock There’s nothing to eat, my daughter says, standing in front of the refrigerator,...
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friday feast: hamming it up
Oinkity oink oink. Happy March! It’s National Pig Day! Gather round, ye swines, sows, piglets and poetry-loving porkers. We’re mud-wallowingly happy to squeal your praises today. Surely none other in...
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friday feast: the big cheese
“Wine and cheese are ageless companions, like aspirin and aches, or June and moon, or good people and noble ventures.” ~ M.F.K. Fisher Mr. Charles Cheddar Ghigna, our own Eminent Cheese Poet Was it...
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the poetry friday roundup is here!
Welcome to Poetry Friday at Alphabet Soup! I must say you’re even more good looking today than you were last week. How is that even possible?! I see by the twinkle in your eye that you’re hungry for...
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friday feast: a rib tickler
“Barbecue sauce is like a beautiful woman. If it’s too sweet, it’s bound to be hiding something.” ~ Lyle Lovett This ever happen to you? You’re eating something healthy – veggie stir fry, tofu salad,...
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friday feast: it’s always better with butter
” If you have extraordinary bread and extraordinary butter, it’s hard to beat bread and butter.” ~ Jacques Pepin Ah, butter! Slather it on a slice of warm crusty bread, watch a pat slippy slide down a...
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friday feast: “peeps” by barbara crooker
“The house light turns everything golden, and even though we know what’s coming, the next act, we start to believe we can stay here forever in the amber spotlight, that night’s black velvet curtain...
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friday feast: ♥ my darling, my dumpling ♥
Not too long ago, I asked you to call me “Melon Head.” Would you mind changing that to “Apple Dumpling”? Of all the foodie terms of endearment — Pumpkin, Sweetie Pie, Babycakes, Cookie, Honeybun — I...
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friday feast: a soothing bowl of comfort for tough times
“When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will know peace.” ~ Jimi Hendrix photo by Sharon Auberle Syria. Shootings. Shutdown. Stand-off. What to do when your government is broken...
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friday feast: pommes, poem, pudding
“It is remarkable how closely the history of the apple tree is connected with that of man.” ~ Henry David Thoreau Apple print available via Sugar Lane Photo Shop Every Autumn, I fall in love with...
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friday feast: the proof is in the panna cotta
Thanks to Diane Shipley DeCillis, we now know why the course of true love never did run smooth. Curtain up! * * * via Da Silvano OPERA BUFFA At La Dolce Vita, in the village, the gnocchi lifts itself...
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friday feast: kate lebo on a commonplace book of pie
Who wants pie? Did you save your fork? In a perfect world, there’d be a poetry pie shop just minutes from home, where the heavenly aroma of freshly baked double crust fruit pies would lovingly call...
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friday feast: hayden saunier’s the one and the other
“If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry.” ~ Emily Dickinson * Fasten your seat belts. This one left me reeling. via Just a Pinch Recipes * THE ONE AND THE...
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friday feast: “my mother’s handwriting” by julia wendell
MY MOTHER’S HANDWRITING by Julia Wendell Individual as DNA, it spoke to me from fridge notes, Christmas tags, and report cards I took back to school, with her hurried scrawl at the bottom. Even now,...
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2014 Poetry Friday Archive
1. “Cranberry,” A Commonplace Book of Pie by Kate Lebo and Jessica Lynn Bonin 2. “The One and the Other” by Hayden Saunier 3. “Sugar” by Barbara Crooker 4. THE POEM THAT WILL NOT END by Joan Bransfield...
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friday feast: chatting with julia wendell about take this spoon
We are always eating or about to, or just done. We are hungry, we are sated, we are wishing we hadn’t. We are making up for it, or planning our denials, or confessing them. ~ from “Dieting” by Julia...
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friday feast: anna’s garden songs by mary q. steele and lena anderson
Mr. Cornelius Cucumber While looking for more children’s books illustrated by Lena Anderson, I was happy to discover Anna’s Garden Songs – a whimsical, light-hearted collection of 14 fruit and veggie...
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