Definition of colonial goose in English:

colonial goose

noun

mass nounAustralian, NZ dated

A boned and stuffed roast leg of mutton.
〈澳/新西兰，旧〉去骨塞馅的烤羊腿
I like colonial goose so much that last year I cooked it on Christmas Day
Example sentencesExamples
- The British settlers who arrived in New Zealand created an inimitable dish that has come to be known as colonial goose.
- You can't help being intrigued by an early New Zealand dish called colonial goose.
- The classic New Zealand recipe, Colonial Goose, had raised its mock head and finally acquired its local name.
- Colonial goose is an economical dish made of stuffed mutton bearing no relation to any goose.
- Typical New Zealand dishes include roasted leg of lamb, traditionally known in NZ as “Colonial goose”.
- Right up to the 1950s, our colonial goose was still tickling the fancy of foreign visitors.
- Colonial goose first appeared in cookery books at the end of the 19th century.
- At Sunday lunch I saw Colonial Goose on the menu.
- Colonial goose is one of five unique delicacies.
- The term colonial goose must already have been in common use in the 1890s, cropping up in a story by Rudyard Kipling.

单词	colonial goose
释义	Definition of colonial goose in English: colonial goose noun mass nounAustralian, NZ dated A boned and stuffed roast leg of mutton. 〈澳/新西兰，旧〉去骨塞馅的烤羊腿 I like colonial goose so much that last year I cooked it on Christmas Day Example sentencesExamples The British settlers who arrived in New Zealand created an inimitable dish that has come to be known as colonial goose. You can't help being intrigued by an early New Zealand dish called colonial goose. The classic New Zealand recipe, Colonial Goose, had raised its mock head and finally acquired its local name. Colonial goose is an economical dish made of stuffed mutton bearing no relation to any goose. Typical New Zealand dishes include roasted leg of lamb, traditionally known in NZ as “Colonial goose”. Right up to the 1950s, our colonial goose was still tickling the fancy of foreign visitors. Colonial goose first appeared in cookery books at the end of the 19th century. At Sunday lunch I saw Colonial Goose on the menu. Colonial goose is one of five unique delicacies. The term colonial goose must already have been in common use in the 1890s, cropping up in a story by Rudyard Kipling.
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