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mulligan stew

A description of mulligan stew appeared in a 1900 newspaper:

Charley always kept a big pot of mulligan stew going on the stove, and you could help yourself.

The name Mulligan Stew or similar may represent the following:

Thus characters of Mulligan Stew have links to other works, among them:

Mulligan Stew was widely reviewed on first publication.

Even Emo's serious attempts to like Mulligan stew didn't impress him.

Following the parade, mulligan stew is served to hundreds of people in the city park, cooked by local Boy Scouts.

Democrats are in a mulligan stew.

Bears hurried to pile their trays with rice-flour bread and mulligan stew.

Mulligan stew is a dish said to have been prepared by American hobos in camps in the early 1900s.

His children sometimes appear on Mulligan Stew.

Mulligan stew's the special today.

There would be blankets for sleeping, a washroom, and a kitchen, where the hobos cooked their favorite mulligan stew.

It's mulligan stew if you want to fix the daily, and I've a mind to make bread-and-butter pudding, so you can add that as well.

The pot of mulligan stew was nearly empty when the perspiring Chow suddenly heard some strange words over the loud-speaker.

A notable example is the 1972 series Mulligan Stew, providing nutrition education for schoolchildren in reruns until 1981.

Mulligan Stew was a children's educational program, sponsored by the 4-H Council and shown both in schools and on television.

It marketed the convention far and wide, gave away mulligan stew and crowned hobo royalty.

Mulligan Stew is a postmodern novel by Gilbert Sorrentino.

The hobo convention was a riot of straggly hair, hobo poetry and free Mulligan stew.

Mulligan Stew (disambiguation)

Everything, including airports, had become cafeterias; one stood in line for a plate of third-rate mulligan stew, as well as for a taxi.

Index A diner in Kalamazoo, Served mice in their Mulligan stew.

Marion Boyars had initially rejected Mulligan Stew unread as being too physically large, but changed her mind upon reading the book.

Davis, dubbed "King Jeff" for the night, was seated in a throne adorned with cabbage, carrot, onion, and potato, an homage to mulligan stew.