Do not measure any ingredient
math is for scientists.
I am an artist
and a scientist.
Begin with portabellos for body
and toss them in EVO.
Add oyster, shiitake, and lobster mushrooms to the grill in a foil package with some of the oil.
Grill the ports, sprinkling them liberally with Kosher salt and black pepper.
(it does make a difference if you use white or black. White is too fiery, and I want Earthy.)
To the grill add red Bermuda onions sliced thickly.
(now you have aroma!)
If you have access to fresh asparagus, I suggest putting it on the fire.
There is life here, and love!
If you are smart you have roasted some red bell pepper and will use it in a BBQ sauce perfectly suited to summertime.
You will next cut basil, the “herb of kings,” and add it to the sauce. Present this artfully, and humbly,
and with a glass of pinoit noir.
Submitted by conect11 on 16 June 2007 - 10:34pm.| Updated 17 June 2007 - 11:14pm.
Style / Type:
freeform
(2 votes)
mmmmm!
I love the way you have transformed recipe to poetry, envy your skill with highly effective yet conversational language. Re Joes comment on the last line I think it would be sufficient to make a line break before “Present this artfully, and humbly,” and make “and with a glass
of pinoit noir.” The last line
cheers
Truth is . . .
I like it ! Not sure about the title (yawn) But I love bbq mushrooms and have my sauce for them thar fugis ;-)
lol,
just having a fun play your original title, buddy. How are things?