rolling kitchen

American  

noun

1. a mobile kitchen used for feeding troops outdoors.

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Example Sentences

A quarter of the units will be for adults with disabilities, with built-in features such as rolling kitchen islands to accommodate wheelchairs, or a mechanism that can automatically put out a stove fire.

From Washington Post • Feb. 12, 2019

A rolling kitchen and a motor truck filled with supplies followed them, and there was an ambulance with well-trained male nurses to look after sore and swollen feet.

From Time Magazine Archive

Later, the rolling kitchen got busy and soon after night fall a one-legged war veteran was serving hot food to the cry of "roll up"�the equivalent of the U. S. "come and get it."

From Time Magazine Archive

A worried lieutenant found me in the crowd around the rolling kitchen and inquired: "Do you know whether there's a provost guard on that inn down the road?"

From "And they thought we wouldn't fight" by Gibbons, Floyd

The Red Cross was there with their rolling kitchen.

From The War Romance of the Salvation Army by Hill, Grace Livingston