hasty pudding

All these matters had been presented to the Chief Inspector in a kind of general hasty pudding.

On the menu, popovers and hasty pudding.

Seventeenth-century English colonists brought hasty pudding to North America and transformed it completely.

The poem, on the literal level, celebrates the simple life exemplified in the new America by hasty pudding (or cornmeal mush).

So she quickly ate some hasty pudding she found, and set her "ace toward the darkest east.

And quickly at the end there was hasty pudding.

Old pensioners appraise them while they eat, and so do we, debating half in jest which piece of hasty pudding we'd like best.

At its inception, the club required members to provide a pot of hasty pudding for each meeting.

But on some occasions he has made hasty pudding.

Each week two members in alphabetical order had to provide a pot of hasty pudding for the Club to enjoy.