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Tue Nov-30-04 01:15 PM
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Poll question: American chop suey: Like it or lump it? |
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Tue Nov-30-04 01:17 PM
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but these days it does not like me.
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Tue Nov-30-04 01:18 PM
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2. I'm sorry to hear that. |
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Is it the ground beef or the green peppers?
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Tue Nov-30-04 01:19 PM
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Tue Nov-30-04 01:18 PM
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Never heard of it- what is it?
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Tue Nov-30-04 01:19 PM
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4. It used to be a staple of hot lunch |
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It's macaroni, ground beef, tomato sauce, onions and green peppers.
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Tue Nov-30-04 01:20 PM
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it's not tomato sauce, but just diced tomatoes.
Oh yeah, you forgot the garlic.
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Tue Nov-30-04 01:24 PM
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12. Sounds okay. Always thought it was Chinese. |
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Tue Nov-30-04 01:29 PM
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14. There is nothing Chinese |
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Tue Nov-30-04 01:19 PM
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5. Like it only with meat substitute and whole wheat elbows. |
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Tue Nov-30-04 01:19 PM
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7. Looks like goulash to me. |
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Tue Nov-30-04 01:23 PM
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11. I know a very proud Hungarian who would be horrified to hear you say that |
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Tue Nov-30-04 01:26 PM
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13. Heheheh...okay, how about Hamburger Helper? |
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Besides, Chef Boy-ar-dee is only the finest of Italian foods! ;)
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Wed Dec-01-04 07:48 AM
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17. I know a group of Italians who would probably kick your ass for that |
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I won't tell them, I promise! :D
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Tue Nov-30-04 01:21 PM
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And yes, I love it. I make it with ground turkey now, though. No more beef for me.
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Tue Nov-30-04 01:23 PM
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10. Wow! A regional variation! |
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In what part of the country is it called goulash? In Maine it was called American chop suey.
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Tue Nov-30-04 01:29 PM
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15. My mom always called it goulash |
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She was Italian so I don't know if that has anything to do with it and we lived in Vermont so I don't know if that has anything to do with it. I knew people who called it American Chop Suey which never made a lot of sense to me because it's too long a name for one thing and looks nothing like chop suey for another. However, I believe goulash is a Hungarian stew of some sort so that makes just as little sense.
Have I confused you yet? :evilgrin:
My mother in law called the same dish "Elbows" which was pretty simple and descriptive. She lived in Rhode Island but was French Canadian.
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Tue Nov-30-04 01:34 PM
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16. You're right. It makes no sense, whether faux chinois or faux Hungarian. |
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:crazy:
Let alone French Canadian.
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