rubaboo
/ˈrʌbəbuː/
noun
- A type of thick soup or stew made by boiling meat and vegetables, often associated with fur traders and Indigenous peoples in North America.
- The voyageurs cooked rubaboo over the campfire after a long day of paddling.
- Rubaboo was a common meal for trappers because it used simple ingredients they could carry.
- For dinner, they served a hearty rubaboo with chunks of rabbit and wild onions.