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>American Goulash
>American Chop Suey
>etc
whatever you call it, it is YUMMERS
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>>21960170
What is this? I've never seen or heared about this. Looks like a chilli with pasta.
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>>21960171
because that's what it is
the cornerstone of american school cafeterias for decades
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>>21960171
Basically it's like spaghetti and meat sauce only with macaroni and usually it's topped with cheese. The stuff in OP looks more like a stew variant since the sauce is usually thicker and doesn't have corn or celery, though bell pepper isn't unusual.
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>>21960175
they no longer serve this in schools not where i'm from
its all microwave reheatable pizzas, burgers, and hot dogs that taste like rubber. Thanks Obama
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>>21960170
Have you ever made American Goulash with rotini? It's WILD
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>>21960170
Don't blame us for goulash. That was the polish
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>>21960176
I’m big on stew variants, this is not one of them
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>>21960170
Peak American cuisine as usual. A load of shit thrown together, usually including packet mixes, cans of soup and frozen shit. Then act all haughty about their cuisine, which is unbelievable.
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>>21960170
I GOT STARBYS I GOT STARBYS
kys transglodite
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>>21960254
yeah lemme just DIY some macaroni and throw a fresh corn cob in my stew
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>>21960267
That hotdish isn't going to cook itself Karen. Deserved chef's kiss
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>>21960196
i think polish goulash actually tastes good though
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>>21960170
looks more like a 'strone than a 'lash
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>>21960170
>>American Chop Suey
Holy shit I thought my mom was just being racist until this very moment.
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>>21960171
>Looks like a chilli
when?
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>>21960327
she was still being racist.
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>>21960170
>Ghoul Ash
Nothing about that sounds appealing to me.
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>>21960254
you look at Italians and the French and you think fucking Americans are the ones acting haughty about food?
no, like usual it's another one of those dishes that are a holdover from either the great depression or WW2 because that's what your great grandmother ate so that's what she made so that's what your grandmother ate so that's what she made so that's what your mother ate so that's what she made so that's what (you) eat
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>>21960171
Basically chili Mac but some people call it goulash.
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>>21960170
It's called "poverty slop" and it's delicious.
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>>21960170
we have that in continental Europe too, we call it makaronfleisch
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>>21960459
The difference being that French and Italian food is actually good, unlike the boxed macaroni-and-seasoning-packet slop that you mix with ground beef and boiling water and call a "meal".
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>>21960171
its sloppy joe with elbow noodles
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>>21960459
I'd probably have a little read around the board, clicking random threads, then get back here to say sorry, newfriend
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>>21960695
Italians eat spaghetti out of a box from the store every single day of their lives. Using French as an example is one thing but italian is poverty slop food 101, europe's equivalent of mexican. I don't know why you'd ever utter French and italian in the same breath when discussing cuisine. The two could not be more distinct in origin and concept.
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>>21960171
>heared

Wow, we have some ignorant posters on /ck/.
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>>21960170
something about canned corn and cheap roma tomato sauce together with browned beef makes me like this crap.
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Am I the only mf who's madly in love with gumbo? A great gumbo doesn't just taste good, it creates happiness in my brain.
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>>21960801
>The two could not be more distinct in origin and concept.
North Italian food can be pretty close to French food while South French food has some resemblance to Italian (at least what you seem to think about).
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>>21960762
Sloppy Joe goop is too sweet
It's more like defanged chili mac

>>21961040
Everyone loves cajun food goofball
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>Dish so bastardized and americanized, it could be of either hungarian or chinese origin
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>>21960485
It's not actually called that
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>>21961441
>americanized
As I've already posted, I'm Slovenian and I could just as well call it a Slovenian dish because it's been present here since at least the mid 20th century, we call it makaronovo meso or by the German name makaronfleisch
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>>21961639
Supreme Court ruled that is the legally distinctive name in 1986.
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>>21961714
Nope. Never happened. Not this time.
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>>21960191
I liked and subscribed
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>>21960170
It's really good if you put a lot of ketchup om top of it.
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>American Goulash
>American Chop Suey
I can see hungarian influence with paprika, but how did this dish earn chinese name
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>>21961948
chop suey = hodgepodge or random mixed shit in US parlance
it's a poor translation of cantonese 杂碎 literally translated to mixed pieces
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>>21961955
and here's what this article is claiming to be the origin of american chop suey from the 1916 manual for army cooks
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my ex gf grew up super poor and used to make this all the time with campbell's condensed tomato soup instead of tomatoes/tomato sauce; it was suprisingly good (probably because of all the sugar)
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>>21961055
The Italian cuisine everyone thinks of is the one that's known worldwide. Things no one heard of don't define a whole country's cuisine.
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>>21960170
It's like the american version of sopita.
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>>21962413
Stuff like osso buco isn't unknown and still much closer to inland European cuisine.
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so good
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>>21961752
>nigga never heard of Roe v. Wade
Sad!
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>>21960170
>American Chop Suey
Slop Suey
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>>21960170
we got a thick version of this in boot camp wed add yoghurt to so we could chug it down as we where only given 60 seconds to eat or some bullshit like that and it was piping hot
surprisingly good
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>>21961639
eat it and lift weights bitch, you'll call it that.
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>>21960170
yummy casserole
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>>21960171
>heared
>chilli
I'm so tired of ESLs
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>>21960170
I do a spicy version. Soo good. I love american chop suey. I think it comes out the best if you do it all in one pot, and pour that elbows right into the meaty sauce.
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>>21960170
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>>21963737
where's the mccormick packet of chili seasoning(mild)
retard
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>>21963747
or if you're british, extra mild
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>>21960327
>mentioning foreign sounding thing = racist

Americans are cucked beyond belief.
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>>21963699
The rest is tired of EOLs too.



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