Green Eggs and Ham - Have You Tasted it?
Jason A Forthofer
October 26, 2009
Green Eggs and Ham is a highly celebrated book written by Dr. Seuss. This book is in enlisted among the best-selling books, and it was firstly printed and promulgated in 1960. Since, its promulgation the book is still the best book and is loved by many readers form all over the globe. Because of its popularity, this book has been translated in several languages.
What is the Book About?
The story has been presented through rhyming dialogues and pictures, and the book is devoid of descriptive analysis. Nevertheless, the story begins with two primary characters. One is unnamed and the other has been named Sam. All over the book, Sam always teases the unnamed partner to taste green eggs and ham, though his request is always ignored by the unnamed character. The worried Sam throughout the breath-taking story then passes through different locations including car, train, boat, trees and also visits his dining partners (fox, mouse) all in attempt to convince the unnamed partner to taste the egg and ham.
The ending of this book portrays the unnamed character, standing in the shallow water when the boat they were traveling sinks. There the unnamed character discovers being surrounded by different people and creatures, eventually gives in and tastes the green eggs and ham. He then realized the good taste of green eggs and ham. After this incident, the unnamed character starts to eat the green eggs and ham in different places and with dining partners described in the book by Dr. Seuss. The story finally ends with the unnamed character giving thanks to Sam for his patience and continuity.
Popularity of this Book
The story of this book was a part of TV special in early 1970s. In 1992, ironic edition of the story was recorded by Moxy Fruvous band. Broderbund in 1996, published a computer game based Living Books Series using the story of this book. Episode of the cartoon network series similar to the story book was featured in 1997. Moreover, the Food Network developed a formula for green eggs and ham in 2006.
So Are You Pondering How to Prepare Green Eggs and Ham?
At first take two eggs of medium size, half cup finely cut fresh spinach and one fourth cup of cottage cheese. Then, take two tablespoons of shredded lean cooked ham. For this you can take Canadian bacon or according to your choice. Crush the eggs into a middle-sized mixing bowl. Add also the spinach, cottage cheese and lean cooked ham in the mixing bowl. Stir the mixture with a fork until the mixture is well-blended. This is indicated by the absence of stripes of egg white.
Take a seven to eight inch omelet pan. Coat this pan equally using cooking spray. Place a pan on a burner and be sure the heat supplied is medium. Spray few drops of water on pan after sometime to make sure that the pan is ready. If the water droplets dance over the pan, then pour the blended mixture into the pan. The eggs start to set. Don´t stir frequently as the eggs will break. When you see no further liquid on pan, remove it from burner. The eggs and the ham are then ready to serve.
What is the Book About?
The story has been presented through rhyming dialogues and pictures, and the book is devoid of descriptive analysis. Nevertheless, the story begins with two primary characters. One is unnamed and the other has been named Sam. All over the book, Sam always teases the unnamed partner to taste green eggs and ham, though his request is always ignored by the unnamed character. The worried Sam throughout the breath-taking story then passes through different locations including car, train, boat, trees and also visits his dining partners (fox, mouse) all in attempt to convince the unnamed partner to taste the egg and ham.
The ending of this book portrays the unnamed character, standing in the shallow water when the boat they were traveling sinks. There the unnamed character discovers being surrounded by different people and creatures, eventually gives in and tastes the green eggs and ham. He then realized the good taste of green eggs and ham. After this incident, the unnamed character starts to eat the green eggs and ham in different places and with dining partners described in the book by Dr. Seuss. The story finally ends with the unnamed character giving thanks to Sam for his patience and continuity.
Popularity of this Book
The story of this book was a part of TV special in early 1970s. In 1992, ironic edition of the story was recorded by Moxy Fruvous band. Broderbund in 1996, published a computer game based Living Books Series using the story of this book. Episode of the cartoon network series similar to the story book was featured in 1997. Moreover, the Food Network developed a formula for green eggs and ham in 2006.
So Are You Pondering How to Prepare Green Eggs and Ham?
At first take two eggs of medium size, half cup finely cut fresh spinach and one fourth cup of cottage cheese. Then, take two tablespoons of shredded lean cooked ham. For this you can take Canadian bacon or according to your choice. Crush the eggs into a middle-sized mixing bowl. Add also the spinach, cottage cheese and lean cooked ham in the mixing bowl. Stir the mixture with a fork until the mixture is well-blended. This is indicated by the absence of stripes of egg white.
Take a seven to eight inch omelet pan. Coat this pan equally using cooking spray. Place a pan on a burner and be sure the heat supplied is medium. Spray few drops of water on pan after sometime to make sure that the pan is ready. If the water droplets dance over the pan, then pour the blended mixture into the pan. The eggs start to set. Don´t stir frequently as the eggs will break. When you see no further liquid on pan, remove it from burner. The eggs and the ham are then ready to serve.
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