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In what country did the dish Chop Suey originate?
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#49624. Asked by badmztaz.
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Baloo55th
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The good ol' USA. One version is that a disgruntled diplomat was pestered by the press to know what he was eating, and snapped out 'Chop Suey'. Meaning 'mixed fragments'. This got taken up by the press, and a specific dish quickly evolved to fit the name.
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SOTHC
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Chop suey is a distinctly American dish, relatively unknown in China until World War II. A medley of stir-fried meat, noodles and vegetables, the name is a corruption of the Cantonese word for "garbage bits." Many believe it originated during the Gold Rush, when Chinese miners were forced to cook with whatever scraps were available.
http://www.metrotimes.com/19/23/Columns/scoop.html
[Jul 21 04 8:07 AM] SOTHC writes:
Mono sodium glutomate has a repetitious smell to it so it may not be Gimboism.
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mibmob
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Well true and it's also the case that you have one chop suey answer and half an hour later you want another one.
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