One Single Impression: Colors

Solitary Panda provides the prompt, “colors”  at One Single Impression today.  It has been a while since a prompt was presented and there was the poem.  Perhaps all the smells and senses of yesterday’s canning adventure left its mark.

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grandma’s recipe
green tomatoes firm, onions sliced
mingle in the pot

vinegar’s  amber tang
 earth spices: mustard, allspice
cinnamon, ginger, clove

revived traditions
zesty fragrance permeates
jars respond, “plink, plink”

Labor intensive but oh, so worth it.  A great marinade.  For more ways to see color visit here.

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11 Responses to One Single Impression: Colors

  1. This made my mouth water Jone!

    xx,
    JP/deb

  2. Tammie says:

    ummm yum, wonderful piece on color.

  3. Sandy says:

    A mouth watering poem! Very descriptive.

  4. Marcelle says:

    Ooh, I love family recipes. I have never tried Pickled Green Tomato but it sounds good! You’ll have to share! 🙂

  5. Leo says:

    very lovely! 🙂 good colors!

  6. Amias says:

    Oh I love green pickled tomatoes .. as well as .. fried green tomatoes. Wonderful colors, you made me hungry.

  7. Mmmmmm…. wish I had been in your kitchen whilst you were canning 🙂

    xx,
    JP/deb

  8. SandyCarlson says:

    All the color and life in our food. How we sustain ourselves!

  9. floreta says:

    this is fun. i bet these colors also taste good 🙂

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