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The American Century Cookbook
No early-nineteenth-century cookbook I checked mentions boula (boula-boula, boola, or boola-boola). Green turtle soup, yes, but no combination of green turtle and green pea. In her decade- by-decade review of "fashionable foods," ...
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Little Boys Come from the Stars
Anyway, Uncle Boula Boula arrived here because, some said, he had fled the capital to hide, and still others said, because he was wanted. He was older than Papa and Maman. He was tall, pumped up, and had a very hairy chest. In fact Boula ...
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The Augustan Succession : An Historical Commentary on ... - Strona 52
This sense is clear from Dio's using ajpousiva as a synonym at 55.3.2 (also th÷" sunedreiva" ajpoleivpesqai). 〈〈〈〈〈duvoduvoduvoduvoduvo〉〉〉〉〉 boula;boula;boula;boula;boula;""""" kata; mh÷na kuriva" kata; mh÷na kuriva" kata; mh÷na kuriva" ...
Peter Michael Swan Professor of History University of Saskatchewan (Emeritus), 2004
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Encyclopedia of American Food and Drink
BOULA.Also“boula boula.”A greenpeaandgreenturtle soup, flavored withsherry andtopped with whippedcream andcheese, datingin printto 1931. The dish is described inThe White House Cookbook (1964) as “an oldfavorite which was ...
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Fashionable Food: Seven Decades of Food Fads
Makes 6 servings Boula has a more documented history than does Mongole soup. It was known in the United States as early as the 1830s and was made more recently by President Kennedy's chef, Rene Verdon. Although Verdon said that ...
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To Africa for Chimpanzees - Strona 55
The Belgian director, to whom the natives had given the affectionate nickname of "Boula-Boula, " practically adopted me. "Boula-Boula" meant the "Good, Great Chief." He was a large man, grey-moustached and grey-haired, with a continual ...
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Chimp on my shoulder - Strona 67
The Belgian director, to whom the natives had given the affectionate nickname of "Boula-Boula," practically adopted me. "Boula-Boula" meant the "Good, Great Chief." He was a large man, gray-mustached and gray-haired, with a continual ...
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La colonisation des plaines par les montagnards au nord du ...
(17) Après le passage des Mofou sous le régime de l'administration directe, le canton peul de Mokong est limité aux plaines de la Tsanaga et du mayo Boula, Boula étant le principal village peul, situé déjà sur la plaine du Diamaré. Par contre ...
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American Food by the Decades - Strona 80
Boula, also known as boula-boula, was one of the more popular menu items served at high-end dinner parties. It consisted of a can of condensed pea soup, a can of condensed green turtle soup, water, heavy cream, dry sherry, and salt.
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Fresh Tracks in the Belgian Congo: From the Uganda Border ...
From the Uganda Border to the Mouth of the Congo Hermann Norden. by the Luebo stands his store, red brick of Italian architecture, with arch and tower, and wide patios and terraced steps. Higher on the hill is the chalet where Boula-boula ...
