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NOW MUSING (#171)
Mother's Prime Challenge
January 8, 2012
ANECDOTAL COOKING (#26)
The Food Fueling the Gossip Down the Lane
March 28, 2011
TRAVEL PORTRAIT (#35)
Recuperation: the Recovery of a Keen Being
October 31, 2011

REPEATER
Generation: Future Feedings: Vision #2

September 29, 2010

TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY (#53)
In Retro Summerization: A Wayward Summary
September 4, 2011
SOUND SHOPPING (#17)
Breakfast Blend
November 8, 2011
MARBLE[WO]MAN (#39)
BLOG: January 22, 2012
ANALOGUE: January

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December 31, 2011
[@eatingredients]
Epigrams/Aphorisms (#167)
January 24, 2012
AS THE FOG LIFTS, if vision is not clear, try wiping the car window(s). If the view remains groggy, try having a more substantial breakfast.

Welcome to EatIngredients.com -- a podcast and website dedicated to poetry and foodstuff.

The inspiration for Eat Ingredients came from the attempt to decompress from a nebulous schedule as paced by maintaining a social media lifestyle within the Information Society.

Now settled into this Century's complexities, the legacy (in) transition (constantly) triggers tipping points, stressors that challenge workflow habits as well as influence the eating of ingredients. Hence my need and want to muse and munch. Taking the time to actually prepare a meal, list the ingredients, and write poetry has been a good experiential and conceptual counterbalance between utility and gadgetry.

Ideas for combinations came from reading food magazines, cookbooks, websites, and watching cooking shows on television--as well as whatever craving I had at the time. In most cases the ingredients in the recipe were the result of what was available and on sale at the supermarket, open produce markets, specialty shoppes, and whatever was lingering in the refrigerator and/or cupboard at home. Several of the recipes have been prepared once, but have been labeled as repeaters, meaning "make that again."

For your quick and easy listening pleasure, be sure to subscribe to the podcast, or click-on an audio clip while you are here visiting.

Thanks for taking the time to visit EatIngredients.com.

Night and Day (self-portraits)

-- Ed Brown II

Feel free to exercise thought by sending me an email regarding preparation nuances. You may eat easy when you eat ingredients. (Disclaimer)
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