It was prevalent across the entire country, under that same name, for many years.Īs the 20th century began, another version of Chinese chop suey started to appear, and it became known as American chop suey. In addition, American chop suey does not seem to have originated in New England either. My own research indicates this was not the case and that American chop suey originated earlier than 1916.
The army recipe could be made with either beef round or pork shoulder, beef stock, barbecue sauce, and salt.”
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That book states: “ A likely origin for American chop suey is the recipe for Chop Suey Stew in the ‘1916 Manual for Army Cooks’, an urtext for many institutional foods of the twentieth century. Many of the articles you’ll find on the origins of American chop suey use The Oxford Companion to American Food and Drink as a main source. However, is that true? What is the actual origin of American chop suey? How did it change from the Chinese version? Many people believe that it is primarily a New England dish, largely unknown in the rest of the country. I ate and enjoyed plenty of this hearty dish, which was considered inexpensive and easy to prepare. The basics of this casserole dish included ground beef, macaroni and tomato sauce, with some variation of other ingredients, such as the addition of onions, peppers, or even Worcestershire sauce. International Customers - please send us a convo and we'll work up a shipping quote for your order asap.For those growing up in New England, especially during the 1960s-1980s, American chop suey was ubiquitous, at restaurants, functions, school cafeterias, and at home. Once we receive payment, we ship your securely packaged print within 3 - 5 business days. Once your order ships, we will email you a delivery confirmation number so you can track your package on its way to you.Įach photographic print is produced to order at our fine art photography studio in Portland, Oregon. 16x20 and larger are rolled and shipped in mailing tubes.Īll orders are shipped by USPS Priority Mail with tracking. (Large prints will not have backing board as they are shipped rolled.)Ĩx10 and 11x14 Prints are shipped flat, sandwiched between two pieces of rigid cardboard, in a USPS Priority Mail box. Our prints are packaged in an archival Clear Bag, resting on a pH neutral backing board for additional support in shipping. We know that shipping costs are the least fun part of shopping online, so we try to keep it as simple and secure as possible. Preserving Roadside History One Photograph At a Time Frame and mat are shown for illustrative purposes only - this listing is for the print only.Īll images are property of Vintage Roadside and may not be reproduced without our written permission Please note that the "© Vintage Roadside" watermark visible on our online images does not appear on the photographic print. On your print, the image height and width will fill the stated dimensions as much as possible without cropping, meaning that there may be extra white border on one of the edges.
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