Thyme and Verse
This Substack blends recipes, kitchen creativity, and poetic storytelling to celebrate slowing down and nourishing the soul. Credits: Prose, poetry, and storytelling are created in creative collaboration with Dan Stoneking and Chrissy McCoy.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 8 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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Quinoa Stuffed Acorn Squash
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Stuffed
We learn early
that life arrives like a list
that someone else wrote
Responsibilities first
heavy, unchosen, necess...
Weekend Flatbread
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Living Color
There are some weekends
we each go our own way.
He chases a golf ball
through trimmed oceans of green.
Sh...
Honeycrisp Amuse-bouche
A Smile Awakens
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A small persuasion
for staying at the table.
Sweet against sharp.
Soft beside crisp.
A small theater
before the...
Cacio e Pepe
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Cheese and Pepper Date
I would love to go out to eat
If you will tag along.
Sure, as long as you are paying the bill.
Tag. You...
Mom’s Meatloaf (+ 3 things)
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Recipe Card
Sitting on the living room sofa,
probably watching The Golden Girls,
it is the smell of comfort
coming from the kit...
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By day, I work in emergency management; in the kitchen, I find creative reprieve. This Substack blends recipes, kitchen creativity, and poetic storytelling—written by Dan Stoneking and Chrissy McCoy—to celebrate slowing down and nourishing the soul.
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