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On the hoof:
any kind of meat, cooked rare
Sweep the kitchen:
a plate of hash -Synonyms: Clean up the kitchen, Sweepings
Vermont:
maple syrup, because maple syrup comes primarily from the state of Vermont in the U.S.
Groundhog:
a hot dog -Synonyms: Bow-wow, Bun pup, Tube steak
Deadeye:
poached egg
Marry:
bring items together for cleaning up, i.e. marry the salt and pepper.
Splash of red noise:
a bowl of tomato soup
Hug one:
a glass of orange juice -Synonyms: Squeeze one
Pittsburgh:
something burning, toasted or charred, so called because of the smokestacks once evident in Pittsburgh, a coal-producing and steel-mill city. In meat cookery, this refers to a piece of meat charred on the outside while still red within.
Cow feed:
a salad
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