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What's for Dinner? - Securb - 10-11-2012

Speng Wrote:I had BLTs for dinner, that shit was good. Fresh garden tomatoes and instead of lettuce I used alfafa sprouts.

bacon and alfafa sprouts just to piss off the hippies


What's for Dinner? - Securb - 01-01-2013

Having ribs, collard greens, smoked chicken, black eyed peas, potato salad and corn bread.


What's for Dinner? - jeneth - 01-08-2013

IN DINNER I WANTS TO EAT PIZZA ...I LIKE IT ....


What's for Dinner? - Securb - 01-08-2013

jeneth Wrote:IN DINNER I WANTS TO EAT PIZZA ...I LIKE IT ....

I bet you do

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What's for Dinner? - Securb - 01-24-2013

Having American Chop Suey for dinner, I thought comfort food would be nice in these frigid temps.


What's for Dinner? - Speng - 01-24-2013

Man, I can't remember the last time I had Chop Suey. How cold is it there?


What's for Dinner? - Securb - 01-25-2013

Speng Wrote:Man, I can't remember the last time I had Chop Suey. How cold is it there?

Its in the teens. We had American Chop Suey. A New England thing I have heard, it is called Goulash in the midwest. Tomato sauce, hamburger, onions, peppers and cheese.

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What's for Dinner? - Speng - 01-25-2013

Securb Wrote:Tomato sauce, hamburger, onions, peppers and cheese.

We'd probably call that beef caserole or chili mac around here. Goulash in this area is usually Hungarian style but anything's possible. There are so many different regional things in this immediate area.

My Mom would make hers with chunks of beef or pork, water chestnuts, bean sprouts, rice and broth...I guess that's not very American.


What's for Dinner? - Securb - 01-25-2013

Speng Wrote:We'd probably call that beef caserole or chili mac around here. Goulash in this area is usually Hungarian style but anything's possible. There are so many different regional things in this immediate area.

The wife calls it Baked Pasta and looked at me like I had 4 heads the first time I called it American Chop Suey. I remember it even being called American Chop Suey on the school lunch calender. Wikipedia says it is a New England thing.


What's for Dinner? - Securb - 02-03-2013

Got potato salad and ribs going for the game.