![]() ![]() Most doctors may have heard of it but don't know an awful lot about it and so many times it goes misdiagnosed. I have a rare genetic lung disase called Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency (Type ZZ) that most people have not even heard about. In other parts of the country, goulash, a similar dish, is served. As the 20th century began, another version of Chinese chop suey started to appear, and it became known as American chop suey. It should be called New England Chop Suey as it seems to be germane to this region. It was prevalent across the entire country, under that same name, for many years. An American pasta casserole made with ground beef, macaroni, and a seasoned tomato sauce, popular in New England. ground beef, 85 lean 2 teaspoons Italian seasoning 2 teaspoons seasoned salt teaspoon garlic powder 3 Tablespoons. I love to do cross stitch, paint, scrapbook, and rubber stamping. In addition, American chop suey does not seem to have originated in New England either. I now have 123 varieties and they all have names. ![]() It is related to other popular and similarly regional pasta dishes, like chili mac. Hosta is my favorite plant, the only plant I own. American chop suey is an American pasta dish popular in New England. Our oldest granddaughter blessed us with our first great granddaughter and soon to be great grandson.? She is the cutest little one.? I love them all. My oldest grandson, who is now 25 my youngest grandson, age 20 my youngest granddaughter is in seventh-grade. I homeschooled my oldest granddaughter up to a senior in high school. John 3:3 Psalm 91 We are born-again Christians and love the Lord Jesus Christ with all our being.? We attend a small Christian and Missionary Alliance church in our town.? family consists of my husband who was a microbiologist but is now retired, two children (daughter and son), four grandchildren, and soon to be two great grandchildren, a girl and a boy. ![]()
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