This is Jeopardy!

[scotchandcigar]

I had this moment of serendipity last night. We attended a local charity Soup Supper at this function hall. All these restaurants and cooks serve soups, stews, and chilis, and there's also breads and cookies. Plus a full bar. And live music.


I had an Italian wedding soup with sausage, a mulligatawny (creamy chicken with curry), and a turkey chili. Of course, I mentioned to Mrs. Scotch that mulligatawny was one of the soups from that Seinfeld episode (I think George ordered it).



We got home in time to catch Jeopardy. And at the beginning of double jeopardy, this was one of the questions:



And guess what the answer was?

 

[HecticArt]

I remember that episode pretty well, but could never come up with mulligatawny either at gunpoint or looking at a menu at an Indian restaurant.

Damn.....Now I want Indian food....

 

[sadchild]

Eat it on the hood of your car. Mulligatawny Kitaen.

 

[scotchandcigar]

I remember that episode pretty well, but could never come up with mulligatawny either at gunpoint or looking at a menu at an Indian restaurant.

There's about a dozen tables, each with 3 to 6 crockpots or tureens. Every one is labeled, or has a description card in front. So you just peruse and decide. I picked the mulligatawny as soon as I saw the name. Other soups from that episode were jambalaya (Kramer) and mushroom bisque (Jerry), I think. Or was it Newman?

Eat it on the hood of your car. Mulligatawny Kitaen.

Now THERE'S an '80s reference.

 

[scotchandcigar]

What's with these contestant occupations? The other day, we had a "peanut butter artisan". And tonight, we have a "Jewish engagement educator". Wtf?

 

[HecticArt]

Now THERE'S an timeless reference.

FIFY

 

[Aaron]

I cooked a Mulligawtawny once because I was curious due to that episode. It was pretty tasty.