jugged

It's called "jugged" because of the alcohol in the sauce.

Sweetnicks- Food & Life - It's All at Sweetnicks 2006

It's called "jugged" because of the alcohol in the sauce.

Archive 2006-03-01 2006

a room, wherein he has lived upon the "cameleon's dish," eating the air -- "jugged," we presume.

Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, November 6, 1841, Various

The fresh garlic looks prehistoric and nothing like its plastic jugged cousins of pre-peeled bulbs available at Costco.

Carolyn Ossorio: Chewing the Fat With Chef Tom Douglas Carolyn Ossorio 2011

The fresh garlic looks prehistoric and nothing like its plastic jugged cousins of pre-peeled bulbs available at Costco.

Carolyn Ossorio: Chewing the Fat With Chef Tom Douglas Carolyn Ossorio 2011

• The Weekend magazine restaurant review 21 May, page 74 got its counties in a muddle, suggesting that the mutton ball dish hailed from Dorset when it is actually a classic stew from Suffolk, and that the jugged steak came from Sussex when it is a traditional Dorset recipe.

Corrections and clarifications 2011

The pleasure continued with lepre in civ ê t con polenta, or jugged hare with polenta.

Italian Innovation and Tradition Bruce Palling 2010

Actually, Glasse didn't write that; her recipe for jugged hare begins: "Cut it into little pieces, lard them here and there with little slips of bacon."

The Blood In the Meadow Max Watman 2011

But then Popcorn backs out, and then revenuers raid his three-still operation, sloppy with hundreds of gallons of mash and jugged 'shine and a stash of weapons and ammo.

Moonshine Gumshoe 2010

But then Popcorn backs out, and then revenuers raid his three-still operation, sloppy with hundreds of gallons of mash and jugged 'shine and a stash of weapons and ammo.

Moonshine Gumshoe 2010