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CULINARY MUSING 019: June 8, 2006 [listen]

Hunger Management

What bites, from first to last, are the chews in between, not counting the calories or the carbohydrates. Meals are metered, however, scaled to size by stressors and body type. Designed are nutritional stomach staple solutions to keep the food out, in proportion perspectively. Normally, to manage hunger, we strike or binge just a tinge, as gauged by perturbance or protuberance of the belly.


Poem [listen] Foodstuff

Hunger Management

What kind of newborn appetite do we have

When the
Faint-headed feeling,
Intestine growling alarm,
Belly-button blinking
Indicates time to replenish energy?

Ultra-meals
As formulaic science
As rudimentary nature
Consumption and digestion
Documented as regularity--the vitality
Of purging toxins, of retaining nutrients
Opposing rancor languor for a healthy hue.

To latch and nosh, to bite and chew--
The swallow, the rush, the belch.

 

Occidental Salad/Oriental Wrap

Wild Rice
Pear/Apple
Corn nibblets
Minced Parsley
Balsamic Vinegar
Spinach Wrap
Chicken Breast
Fresh Ginger
Oyster Sauce
Sesame Oil
Rice Vinegar
Sauted White Onion
Post-Soy Sauce Marinade
Chow Mein Noodles
Lettuce

Lamb Wrap

Lamb marinated: worceshire, dried mint (GRILLED)

Portabella marinated: red wine vinegar, olive oil, light garlic (GRILLED: marinated)

Green Pepper marinated: olive oil (GRILLED)

Corn Kernals
Brown Rice
Grated Pecorino Romano
Flour Tortilla


Chicken Wrap

Fresh Oregano
Sundried Tomatos
Ricotta
Shallot

Chicken Breast
Lemon Juice

Spinach Tortilla

Tomoto (grilled/blanched)
Onion (lightly sauted/grilled)
Red pepper (roasted/grilled)
Red wine vinegar (2x marinated)

Chopped Lettuce

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