Chris Isaac is singing a love song, just off the kitchen. He
seems to know how I feel about these caramelized Vidalia's. Chopped garlic, tomato
paste, Rosemary from the garden, Thyme, and even white wine and water, all
jumped into the pool with them. That’s when big Chuck did a slow cannonball. No
splashing, please! He was already fried brown, massaged with salt and pepper.
Everything organic. *
Demanding cover, these guys just wanted to play some jazz
together, unmolested.
Three hours later, their harmonies had blended perfectly
& they are ready to wow the audience.
But first I’ve got to mash up some red potatoes and hit them
with butter and a touch of sour cream. Wilted spinach will be there, pushed
around with some EVOO, garlic, and a big squeeze of juice from a lemon I just
picked off the tree that leans over the back deck.
All of that can hang out on the stove for a while though.
I’ve got to get back to a UFC fight I put on hold. But I’m sure that if I’m a
good boy in this life and wind up going to heaven, I’ll know I’ve arrived
because it will smell just like my house does right now.
(*If you don’t already, please consider buying only organic
beef, poultry, and chicken. Humanely raised, pastured and open sourced if you
care to look. No growth hormones or additives. Beef raised and finished with
grass. Chickens that run around outside and eat bugs. Porkers that live in an
open field with tails that aren’t docked, still wagging.
Pita’s efforts are misdirected when they beat the drum of going meatless. Most of the world isn’t listening. But to campaign in support of organic and humane meat production is the right thing to do for many reasons. Everyone benefits.)
Pita’s efforts are misdirected when they beat the drum of going meatless. Most of the world isn’t listening. But to campaign in support of organic and humane meat production is the right thing to do for many reasons. Everyone benefits.)
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