CONSONANTCY II

From The Enigma 

CONSONANTCY is two or more words or phrases that share the same consonants in the same order, with any number of vowels in between. Y is treated as a vowel. For example - acorn and crayon share the same consonants c -r - n in the same order - with various vowels in between. 

In the flat below, the cuewords LAVA and LOVE exhibit consonantcy. Can you replace them with two other words in consonancy that make sense in the flat?

I watch the fudge maker performing

   her craft:

She stirs the big pot with flamboyance

   and verve.

Brown sugar and butter and plenty of 

   nuts -----

She makes tasty LAVA, with LOVE, I

   observe.

 

Answers:

 

PENUCHE

PANACHE

 

Credit:

The Enigma 

July, 2021

WITZ

 

NOTE: See also post on 8/12/21 for examples of Consonantcy and Successive Consonantcy.