Translations for „stodge“ in the English » German Dictionary

stodge [stɒʤ, Am stɑ:ʤ] N no pl esp Brit pej inf

stodge

Pampe f pej inf

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I listen to training tips and stuff myself with ugali, the tasteless maize stodge with alleged speed-giving powers.

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But soldiers in war zones frequently crave a taste of home, and an alternative to the stodge dished out at the mess hall.

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It's our favourite dish, but all too often curry means a greasy splodge, doughy stodge, and an avalanche of beer.

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The best medicine, as you have always understood it, is stodge, grease and fat.

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Mine was a little on the al dente side, but its stodge was a welcome yang to the ying of the lighter salad and snacks.

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The gnocchi was light and unfilling, rather than the usual dour stodge that most chefs offer, while the sauce was intelligently flavoured with carroway seed, giving it a real edge.

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Quickly tiring of the stodge, she started experimenting with healthier dishes that wouldn't worry her waistline -- think carb-free pizzas made with a cauliflower base or kale caesar salads.

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Suggesting chestnut cupcakes as a modern alternative to stodge-heavy, boozy fruited cakes is about as radical as she gets.

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The food was post-war stodge, hot water was scarce and bullying was de rigeur.

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However, the scrumpets, croquettes of pulled lamb and rosemary, tend to stodge, a bit out of sync with the overall airiness of the plate.

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