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Write an entire recipe only in haiku. Stick to the 5/7/5 syllable pattern as much as possible, but don’t leave out any key instructions!

Extra credit: include step-by-step photographs to illustrate each stanza.

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This Writing Assignment asks you to write a recipe in only Haiku format. It is a 3 star assignment, but I would have rated it

For my last set of stars in the assignment bank, I am going to make a recipe into a haiku!

 

Boil water in the pot,

Don’t forget

I completed the 3 star assignment Haiku Recipe.

It directs us to create a recipe in haiku. Here’s mine:

Create the wort for

The brew kettle and boil

Sebastian is expecting an article at The San Francisco Chronicle today. I wrote him my rote process in the form of a haiku, instead. I folded

Melt butter in pan

Sprinkle salmon with spices

Five minutes a side…

This assignment was to explain a recipe using a Haiku, using the 5-7-5 rule.

Bacon wrapped venison

marinade the venison
wrap with uncooked bacon
grill low and eat…

Big day, prepare with
A breakfast of steak and eggs
Sardic’s favorite meal

Salt the porterhouse
It’s thick, so really coat it
Warm up your skillet

Medium-high heat
Speed it up with

This is a haiku about my favorite timeless sandwich. How to make a Peanut Butter and Jelly:

Who doesn’t love it?
You know, a PB and J
So

Original assignment here

Original recipe here

Melt butter, low heat
Two tablespoons unsalted
Ten inch iron pan

Quarter cup sugar,
Brown, melts with spices on stove
Allspice and nutmeg

I like

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Took on a Haiku Recipe assignment worth 2 stars. I felt pretty good about this one because I decided to go very simple but

For my first blog post, I chose to write a recipe in haiku form.  The assignment description asked that I write a complete recipe in