03-24-2016, 10:02 PM
So, the topic took a definite, culinary twist…
I readily agree with you my friends, food and eating
Are a passion of mine… or should I say, a kind of tryst,
Specially if the meal looks delectably inviting.
Seafood and fish, in particular, holds a special place
In my heart; coming from a small, coastal community,
Where salmon, trout, halibut, winkles and snow crab would grace
Our table. But the most delicious of them all, you see,
Is what we call “éperlan”, a species of smelt native
To my birthplace. Whether smoked or fried in a light batter
Made of flour and spices, a taste most superlative
Graces the palate; my preference goes for the latter.
I readily agree with you my friends, food and eating
Are a passion of mine… or should I say, a kind of tryst,
Specially if the meal looks delectably inviting.
Seafood and fish, in particular, holds a special place
In my heart; coming from a small, coastal community,
Where salmon, trout, halibut, winkles and snow crab would grace
Our table. But the most delicious of them all, you see,
Is what we call “éperlan”, a species of smelt native
To my birthplace. Whether smoked or fried in a light batter
Made of flour and spices, a taste most superlative
Graces the palate; my preference goes for the latter.
"Let my worship be within the heart that rejoiceth, for behold: all acts of love and pleasure are my rituals."
- The Goddess -
- The Goddess -