10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHITLINGS»
Discover the use of
chitlings in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
chitlings and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Kohler: Selected Papers of Wolfgang Kohler (paper)
BILL: We were having chitlings for New Year's. This white friend of mine said he'd
never had chitlings, so I said, "Come on over to my house." He did and had
chitlings and really enjoyed them. Then it wasn't too long after that when he
called ...
W. KOHLER, Frank A. Petroni, Ernest A. Hirsch, 1971
An' it please you,” answered little Mat, “ mother told me to say, an' your worship's
stomach stood in any way affected towards pig's chitlings, she would send you as
famous a dish of them as should delight the cockles of your heartmightily.
3
The Youth of Shakspeare
An' it please you,” answered little Mat, “ mother told me to say, an' your worship's
stomach stood in any way affected'towa'rds pig's chitlings, she would send you as
famous a dish of them as' Should delight the cockles of your heart mightily.
Robert Folkestone Williams, 1839
4
The Youth of Shaksapeare
An' it please you," answered little Mat, “ mother told me to say, an' your worship's
stomach stood in any way affected towards pig's chitlings, she would send you as
famous a dish of them as should delight the cockles of your heart mightily.
Shakspeare and his Friends, 1839
5
Winding Round the Square
Onepartof the hogthat manypeople don't likeis chitlings,so these are sometimes
givento theworkers that like them. The chitlings are made from the pig's intestine
and stomach. The stomach is called the hog maul. Dad and I love chitlings and ...
Mr. William Chitlings, the butcher, who held half-a-dozen shares in the theatre,
and was a great admirer of Mr. Barnaby Battleaxe, attended the meeting on
purpose to propose the tragedian for the lesseeship: and, after the secretary had
...
[The word Chitlings, chit-lilnz, used for 'fried entrails.'] Obsolete, 1890. O., M.
Theave [thai'v], sb. a. sheep of three years. Thee [dhée'], thou. Forme of Oury, p. I
56. [No doubt used when pronouns, or pronouns and substantives, are joined ...
8
The Youth of Shakspeare
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absolute graciousness. touching pig's chitlings, I would have thee communicate
to her auditories, I consider them a'savonry diet as any thing that can be' eaten,
and ...
Robert Folkestone Williams, 1851
9
He Included Me: The Autobiography of Sarah Rice
But then she said, “Well, I'll take a biscuit and some gravy.” Then she sat down
there and ate a good breakfast. We had killed hogs and were fixing some
chitlings. This woman sent one of her children down about the time she thought
they ...
Louise Westling, Sarah Rice, 2012
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A Moment in Time: The Memoir of A Country Boy from North ...
Aunt Magdalene was always in charge of the “chitlings,” the hog intestines. She
cleaned them first by using a water hose, washing the contents of the chitlings
into a large hole Daddy had prepared prior to the hog killin' day. After this initial ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CHITLINGS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
chitlings is used in the context of the following news items.
MedStar Brings A Family Together For Thanksgiving
“His [favorites] are chitlings and the hogmaws. He loves dressing,” beamed sister Billie. This generosity is not lost on the family. Credit: KTVT. «CBS Local, Nov 14»
Thug Kitchen: A Recipe in Blackface
... people have been refused access to thug kitchen when they go to purchase a white version of Chitlings, CORN BREAD and collard greens. «The Root, Oct 14»
“Oh mighty Isis.”
But then again, I'm a sucker for dark-haired beauties. Matt Rogers. How about CITL? Then we could pronounce their followers “chitlings” :-). MJ. «AMERICAblog, Aug 14»
bos in Little Tokyo Aims to Make Offal Fun
Getting unadventurous diners to eat offals like chitlings, tripe, and tongue is sort of like getting kids to eat veggies. You have to trick them a little. «LA Magazine, May 14»
Happy Garden medium
There is a tough crispness to the chitlings that is almost addictive. They are tossed with julienned carrot, onion and green pepper, cooked in a ... «The Coast Halifax, May 14»
Parents, community leaders stunned after Chitling Test handed out …
"Cheap chitlings, not the kind you purchase at a frozen food counter, will taste rubbery unless they are cooked long enough. How soon can you ... «WSOC Charlotte, May 14»
ON THE RECORD: Everly Brothers battled for rights to songs
If you are interested, you can hear “Cornbread and Chitlings” on YouTube.com. Q: What is the name of the guitar instrumental that is featured in ... «Rapid City Journal, Feb 14»
African Americans and the Gypsies: a cultural relationship formed …
... an' the entrails; what they called the chitlings (chitterlings),” reports a former slave in Herbert C. Covey and Dwight Eisnach's book, “What the ... «San Francisco Bay View, Sep 13»
What if Elvis Presley was King of the gym?
... sandwiches, burgers and other fried foods, possibly including chitlings – pigs' intestines – or fried peanut butter and banana sandwiches. «ChronicleLive, Mar 13»
Dan Krieger: How Judy Meisel's human spirit survived
He noticed that Judy was about to eat some vegetables prepared with pork chitlings. He said, “I know that your dietary laws prohibit pork. «San Luis Obispo Tribune, Jan 11»
