10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «PRAIRIE HEN» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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HAND-BOOK OF PRACTICAL COOKERY, FOR LADIES AND PROFESSIONAL ...
Prairie-bird, Prairie-hen, and Partridge.—An old prairie-hen has a white bill and
bluish legs; when young, the bill is of a rather dark-gray color, and the legs are
yellowish. As long as the rump does not turn bluish, it is fresh enough. To prepare
.
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Handbook of Practical Cookery, for Ladies and Professional Cooks
Prairie-bird, Prairie-hen, and Partridge.- — An old prairie-hen has a white bill and
bluish legs; when young, the bill is of a rather dark-gray color, and the legs are
yellowish. As long as the rump does not turn bluish, it is fresh enough. To prepare
...
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The Derrydale Game Cookbook
The flavor and juices of the turkey mingle with that of the prairie hen, which in turn
mingle- with that of the quail or grouse, thus developing a tempting aroma. To
serve: Remove the prairie hen from its perfumed (flavored) jail, then the quail or ...
4
The Museum of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art
They did not fly far, howover ; and our whole line getting quickly into action, I
soon had an opportunity of inspecting at my leisure a specimen of the prairie hen
— cock of the plains — Tetrao Urophasianus, or whatever name else this
beautiful ...
Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith, 1840
5
Lewis & Clark (ENHANCED eBook)
Two others were the prairie hen and the magpie. A prairie hen is a kind of grouse
, which is a fowl resembling a large chicken. A magpie is a large bird that is a
member of the crow family. But the most unusual animal was the prairie dog.
6
American turf register and sporting magazine
Come here this fall, bring your gun along, and your pointer, ilyou have one, and
we'll show you how to do up the prairie hen. it Gun: Laws—How often do we meet
with such succrs as the above at 'game laws." Do the writers not know that, but ...
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American Turf Register and Sporting Magazine
The prairie hen, then, is no less a distinguished bird than the pinnated grouse or
heath hen, some few of which are found on Long Island, some part of New Jersey
, and the north-eastern part of Pennsylvania, and which are so highly esteemed ...
8
What's Age Got to Do with It?
One day a prairie hen found an eagle's egg near her nest, and gathered it in with
her own. When the eggs hatched, this one wasn't quite the same as the others,
but no-one noticed. As the chicks grew, they learnt to do what prairie chicks do ...
9
Tribal Names of the Americas: Spelling Variants and ...
... Prairie Dog see Achepabecha Prairie Grosscentres see Atsina 205 Prairie Hen
see Seechkaberuhpaka Prairie-hen People see Sipushkanumanke Prairie hens
see Sipushkanumanke Prairie Indians see Teton Prairie Kickapoo [IL] Kickapoo ...
Patricia Roberts Clark, 2009
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Supplement to the Wisconsin Statutes of 1898: Supplement
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Wisconsin, John R. Berryman, 1906
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «PRAIRIE HEN» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
prairie hen im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Today in history for Thursday, July 16, 2015
1865 -- 150 years ago: The prairie hen or pinnated grouse, a beautiful bird, soon will become extinct upon the prairies of Illinois unless steps ... «Quad-Cities Online, Jul 15»
Flower for the People
“I'd nominate the prairie hen,” Telfer says. “They are amazing. They look like a grouse and do this crazy, intricate mating dance. They are much ... «Chicagomag.com, Apr 15»
Bronze Sculptures of Five Extinct Birds Land in Smithsonian Gardens
There is the prairie hen; the swampy Carolina parakeet; the Labrador duck from someplace like the Chesapeake Bay; the Great Auk, a sort of ... «Smithsonian, Apr 14»
Discovery Leads Yale to Revise a Chapter of Its Black History
“Says he has grand times, but so far as I can make out the said grand times consist in eating an occasional prairie hen, drinking coffee without ... «New York Times, Feb 14»
12 hidden gems for hunting and fishing
... the Green River of southwestern Wyoming was a demon. To the Shoshone Native Americans, "Sisk-a-dee-agie" was "river of the prairie hen.". «USA TODAY, Aug 13»
Wind Power And This Bird Get Along Fine
The heath hen became extinct in 1932, Attwater's prairie hen survives only in small portions of southeast Texas and is listed as Endangered in ... «EarthTechling, Jul 13»
Happy Titanic anniversary! Five famous celebrity last meals
... his meals, and his last supper is purported to have been roasted buffalo steak, beans with molasses, roasted wild corn and prairie hen. «Westword, Apr 12»
Valerie Phillips: 'Last Supper' details the final meals of the rich and …
... without number." Caldwell writes that Custer's last meal was roasted buffalo steaks, beans and molasses, roasted wild corn and prairie hen. «Deseret News, Feb 11»
Mark Twain Eats America
In the beginning of Twain's life, ingredients were, by necessity, local and seasonal, and he relished a good roast prairie hen. By the end, those ... «Village Voice, Jul 10»
Bartenders shift from lecture to nurture
It has prompted customers to order such oddities as the Prairie Hen (a whole raw egg with some condiments) and Snowball (creme de violette, ... «San Francisco Chronicle, Dez 09»
