The Cow
Poem of the Day number 108: The Cow, by Robert Louis Stevenson
Poem of the Day number 107: Marching Song, by Robert Louis Stevenson
We had some leftover liquid from a chicken soup my sister made last week and I didn’t want it to go to waste so I improvised a black bean soup.
Black bean improv soup:
Chop half a giant onion and a yellow bell pepper; sautée in butter and olive oil till soft and slightly browned
Throw in a few cloves of minced garlic, cook (low) another couple minutes, then add chicken broth (I used the remains of that soup from last week)
Add two cans of black beans (undrained, bean juice and all)
Cook a while. Add more broth or water if necessary. Throw in a handful of white rice and simmer till veggies, beans, and rice are soft (make sure there’s enough liquid for the rice to absorb)
Add some salt and quite a bit of Trader Joe’s chili-lime seasoning, tasting frequently. YUM. Add some grated cheese and a squeeze of lime to your bowl for extra yum.
Poem of the Day number 106: Escape at Bedtime, by Robert Louis Stevenson
Poem of the Day number 105: A Good Boy, by Robert Louis Stevenson
Poem of the Day number 103: My Shadow, by Robert Louis Stevenson (another rerun)
Poem of the Day number 102: The Land of Nod, by Robert Louis Stevenson
Poem of the Day number 101: The Land of Counterpane, by Robert Louis Stevenson (a counterpane is a bedspread)
Poem of the Day number one hundred! Auntie’s Skirts, by Robert Louis Stevenson
Poem of the Day number ninety-nine: Where Go the Boats, by Robert Louis Stevenson
Poem of the Day number ninety-eight: A Good Play, by Robert Louis Stevenson
Poem of the Day number ninety-seven: Looking Forward, by Robert Louis Stevenson
Poem of the Day number ninety-six: Singing, by Robert Louis Stevenson
Poem of the Day number ninety-five: Travel, by Robert Louis Stevenson
Poem of the Day number ninety-four: Windy Nights, by Robert Louis Stevenson
Poem of the Day number ninety-three: Foreign Lands, by Robert Louis Stevenson
Poem of the Day number ninety-two: Pirate Story, by Robert Louis Stevenson
Poem of the Day number ninety: Whole Duty of Children, by Robert Louis Stevenson