What bizarre names do you have for 'normal' foods
"Mr Libido Incognito" > wrote in message
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> Mordechai Housman wrote on 01 Aug 2006 in rec.food.cooking
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>> "Andy" <q> wrote in message
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>> > "RSHDiva" > wrote in
>> > oups.com:
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>> >> We call American Chop Suey "kuji". Dont ask why.
>> >
>> > I heard that chop suey translates into "beggar's hash".
>> >
>> > Or was that chow mein?
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>> I heard somewhere once that chop suey is not a traditional Chinese
>> dish
>> at all, but something invented in a California restaurant out of
>> leftovers.
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> I heard it was from the railway camps...The chinese cooks invented it
> for
> the chinese workers.
That's probably it.
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