CULINARY VERSE

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Barbecue (southern)

Boiled peanuts (goober peas)

Caponata 
Cretan salad

Gefilte fish

Gnudi

Gyozas

Peel 'm 'n' eat 'm shrimp

Scouse

 Italian treats  (three verses- a 'brief saga')

 

Author's Note: The regional term for this traditional hearty stew rhynes wuth "house". In the UK, "blouse" is generally pronounced with a terminal "z" sound, but in the US, either the "z" or "s" may be heard.

Note that the three verses of this "brief saga" can be found in more readily legible format on the blog "Daily Illustrated Nonsense"; click HERE. 

And as a later development, we put words to music. You can now sing along with the song "Italian Treats" by proceeding to our song-blog "Silly Songs and Satire". Click HERE.

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