Bigos

There's going to be hot bigos of lead and gunpowder.

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A maid, wishing to season bigos in haste, went with the pot for some vinegar to the cupboard, where, between other bottles, stood ink, as it was a time of frost. Having poured it in, she serves me bigos of a new style. I try some: the dog woudn't eat it! And I think to myself, I have never seen bigos in mourning. So having noticed the mistake, I point at the cook: don't let the thief make an inkwell out of my rear!

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There's still fatback with cabbage left, and veal bigos. So I shout out loud, 'After an Italian banquet, give me cabbage and bigos!'

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Bigos, steaks, cutlets, pancakes, vols-au-vent, beef olives, brains, game and fruits make a light and nutritious breakfast.

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One of the nobles had a box full of bigos. This thing, though tasty, is very hard to digest; bigos without vodka is sure to make you sick. Recently, Paul, when getting ready to go into the field, had some bigos, but didn't drink his vodka; he got such a stomach ache, they had to cure him with chamomile tea.

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Turkey in sauce, steak and bigosOn which, like storks, they lunch.

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— How are you, old rogue? Why twist your nose as if you had found some unvirtuous odor?— Beacuse the Swedes have cut up a great many cabbage heads!

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Before they got to Żółtańce, Dub stopped the car twice and after the last stop he said doggedly to Biegler: 'For lunch I had bigos cooked the Polish way. From the battalion I shall make a complaint by telegram to the brigade. The sauerkraut was bad and the pork was not fit for eating. The insolence of these cooks exceeds all bounds. Whoever doesn't yet know me, will soon get to know me.'

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Holy smokes, now I've cooked some bigos!

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When the bigos was gone, guests scraped their plates, proving once again, as Nela said, there is "nothing better than a big pot of savory bigos."

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