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yo, buddy... dere's a secret to dis. First of all, a good, sturdy bed of veggies; carrots, onion, celery chopped up fine. Take your time preparin' 'em. Start a slow, steady heat. It softens 'em up. Now, dose tomatahs. Y'gotta put your hands on 'em, see? Firm, ripe globes is what you're after. Peel da covers off 'em, and work 'em gently. Get your hands right in dere. Y'should have a little moisture there by now. Now, just keep da heat on low and let things simmer for a bit. Here's where you add your spice, whatever floats your boat. As mild or as hot as you like. Whatever you do, keep stirring now. There may be a little foam around da edges; not to worry. Just lower da heat a little, so she doesn't boil too quick. Now, be patient. If you can let 'er cook for an hour, dat's good. Da longer, da bettah. Soon, da smell will be everywhere. Lean in close and get a taste. A little more spice at da end, and BAM!!!
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Apr 6, 2016
Apr 6, 2016 at 7:35 AM UTC
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yo, buddy... dere's a secret to dis. First of all, a good, sturdy bed of veggies; carrots, onion, celery chopped up fine. Take your time preparin' 'em. Start a slow, steady heat. It softens 'em up. Now, dose tomatahs. Y'gotta put your hands on 'em, see? Firm, ripe globes is what you're after. Peel da covers off 'em, and work 'em gently. Get your hands right in dere. Y'should have a little moisture there by now. Now, just keep da heat on low and let things simmer for a bit. Here's where you add your spice, whatever floats your boat. As mild or as hot as you like. Whatever you do, keep stirring now. There may be a little foam around da edges; not to worry. Just lower da heat a little, so she doesn't boil too quick. Now, be patient. If you can let 'er cook for an hour, dat's good. Da longer, da bettah. Soon, da smell will be everywhere. Lean in close and get a taste. A little more spice at da end, and BAM!!!
With apologies to Emeril. NaPoWriMo day 6 - foodie poem.
joel-m-frye
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Apr 6, 2016
Apr 6, 2016 at 7:35 AM UTC
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