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Mulligatawny

Mulligatawny \Mul`li*ga*taw"ny\, n. See Mullagatawny.

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mulligatawny

n. An Indian soup having a meat base and curry seasoning.

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mulligatawny

n. a curry-flavored soup of eastern India, prepared with a meat or chicken base

Usage examples of "mulligatawny".

You will have to come home earlier than usual, for it is such a long drive, and it will never do to keep his mulligatawny waiting.

But for his thoughtful diagnosis of the perils that lay before me, I should at this juncture have been deep in the mulligatawny and no hope of striking for the shore.

The prospect of being immured with her in the same house, with all the facilities a country-house affords an enterprising girl for landing her nearest and dearest in the mulligatawny, made me singularly dubious about the shape of things to come.

I had taken I knew it was mulligatawny and too heavily seasoned with curry for my taste.

I made only one change, substituting a fish soup for mulligatawny, which I knew Stephen did not like.

John halted in the act of tasting his mulligatawny soup and blinked once.

Ketterer was in evening uniform, breeches, white silk stockings and silver-buckled shoes, more florid than usual having enjoyed a mulligatawny soup, barbecued fish, a double helping of the roast beef and Yorkshire pudding with potatoes roasted in the dripping and vegetables imported from California, chicken and pheasant pie, a few fried pork sausages, followed by Californian dried apple pie with a lavish portion of the now famous Noble House cream, and to top everything off, a Welsh rarebit savory.

I was planning to use it as a basis for mulligatawny soup this evening.

I was fed as a child on mulligatawny, fed on it until I grew up and revolted.

Then he recommended mulligatawny soup and a main course of tandoori murghi and pulao, with a side order of dal.

I have dozens of recipes for wonderful soups: Mulligatawny, Scotch broth, Portuguese black bean, eggplant and garlic, and lots more.