10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CALIPASH»
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calipash in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Historical Lovecraft: Tales of Horror Through Time
Concerning the life and death of St. John Fitzroy, Lord Calipash – the suffering of
the Lady Calipash – the unsavory endeavors of Lord Calipash's cousin Mr. Villein
– as well as an account of the curious circumstances surrounding the birth of ...
Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Paula Regina Stiles, 2011
2
Mrs. Hill's New Cook Book: Housekeeping Made Easy
Only large fish are used. 268. Calipash. — The upper shell of the turtle is called
the calipash — the under, the calipee. Scrape the meat from the calipash ;
immerse the latter in tepid water ; rub and wash it until the shell is entirely clean ;
wipe it ...
3
The Pleasures and Horrors of Eating: The Cultural History of ...
[t]he calipee and calipash found inside the green sea turtle impart the
characteristic gelatinous quality to British turtle soup. The calipee is a light yellow,
fatty gelatinous substance in the upper part of the shell; the calipash is a dull
green similar ...
Marion Gymnich, Norbert Lennartz, 2010
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Mrs. Hill's Southern Practical Cookery and Receipt Book
Only large fish are used. 268. Calipash. — The upper shell of the turtle is called
the calipash — the under, the calipee. Scrape the meat from the calipash ;
immerse the latter in tepid water ; rub and wash it until the shell is entirely clean ;
wipe it ...
5
The Diner's Dictionary: Word Origins of Food and Drink
In was invented in Los Angeles in the s by the sushi chefs Ichiro Mashita
and Teruo Imaizumi. calipash In the days (roughly from the mid-seventeenth to
the late nineteenth century) when turtle meat was much prized by wealthy diners,
...
6
The Culinary Herpetologist
GREEN TURTLE SOUP AU SHERRY 3 lbs green sea turtle meat, 3 med onions,
chopped diced calipash* and calipee*, 2 c parsley, chopped if available 4
scallions, with tops, sliced 4-5 lbs turtle shells, chopped (optional) 1 bell pepper,
diced ...
7
Dictionary of Jamaican English
CALIPASH see callipash. CALIPEE see callipee. CALIPEVA, CALIPAVER /
kalifieva, kyali- fieva, kyalifya/ sb; 1756 calapaver, 1774 cali- pever, 1790
calapavre, 1808 calapavor, 1826 calapiver, 1833 calipiver, 1858 calipiva, 1893
calepeaver; ...
Frederic Gomes Cassidy, Robert Brock Le Page, 2002
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Duplicity: a comedy ... The second edition
And why papa, do you always call me turtleP-Have not I told you, fifty times, it
puts me in mind of calipash-and aldermen-and other ugly animals. Vanderwlt.
Calipash! Thou art sweeter, tenderer, more delicate, delightful and delicious, than
all ...
9
Knife, Fork and Spoon: Eating Around the World
A DEEP SOUTH FRESH WATER TURTLE SOUP-STEW KNOWN as CALIPASH,
8: EAsILY POSSIBLE ANYWHERE on LAKES, STREAMS or Forms in SOUTH
CAROLINA, GEORGIA, FLORIDA, ALABAMA, LourslANA or TExAs, a la SUSAN
...
Charles H. Baker, Jr., 2000
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The modern Theatre a collection of successful modern plays ...
-Have not I tol you, fifty times, it puts me in mind of calipash-and aldermen—and
other ugly animals. Vand. Calipash ! Thou art sweeter, tenderer, more delicate,
delightful, and delicious, than all the calipash and calipee in the universe-A gem-
a ...
Elizabeth born Simpson Inchbald, 1811
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CALIPASH»
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Ten Essential Science-Fiction/Fantasy Books by Colorado Authors
... Tanzer's sumptuous fantasy revolves around the Calipash family, a clan of ancient and mysterious lineage, not to mention horrific secrets. 7. «Westword, Nov 14»
Chuan's is the Future of Chinese Dining in Los Angeles
Some of BGBY's signature dishes in China even makes an appearance in the form of braised soft shell turtle "calipash". With the opening of ... «Eater LA, Oct 14»
Hold your horses: there could have been worse meats in your ready …
"I was offered calipash - the edible greenish material found underneath the upper half of a turtle's shell - in north-eastern Brazil when I was 18. «GQ.com, Feb 13»
Learn How Calipash Differs From Calipee
For example, who knew that there were not one but two terms for turtle meat: calipash and calipee, which refer to different parts of the animal? «New York Times, Jan 13»
