Boston Herald (Boston, Massachusetts),, page 12Īs I talked with friends about American Chop Suey and their versions, some commented that they used canned tomato soup instead of tomatoes or a tomato sauce. Hood of Athol who says to “give flavor to cream soups, especially cream of onion by melting a piece of cheese about the size of a walnut in the soup just before serving.” This American Chop Suey recipe calls for multiple nondescript packages of noodles, canned tomatoes, grated American cheese, onion, chopped beef, celery, and chop suey sauce. This 1935 recipe printed in the Boston Herald is from the Marjorie Mills Hour radio show, and this article from that broadcast not only gives a recipe for American Chop Suey, it also includes listeners’ housekeeping and food tips – including one from Mrs. So now that you’ve heard a little bit about American Chop Suey, are you ready to make some for dinner? Historical newspapers, such as those in GenealogyBank’s Historical Newspaper Archives, have the recipes. The ingredients are inexpensive and numerous variations of the dish exist, so the cook can customize it with any number of vegetables or other ingredients. It’s easy to understand why this dish has been featured in school cafeterias and on family dinner tables. Those from the Midwest call it Goulash or American Goulash. What did your family call this dish?ĭepending on where you live, your name for this common recipe might be different than my mom’s “Soupy Macaroni.” People from the New England states call it American Chop Suey. In some cases, there might be additional ingredients such as onions, garlic, cheese or green bell peppers. The thought of eating a small horse-like creature resulted in my becoming extremely anxious, only to later relax when I realized she was serving the very familiar-to-me meal of burritos.Ĭonsider a pasta dish that combines macaroni, tomato sauce, and ground beef. You may go to a restaurant in a different state and that restaurant could serve dishes you are familiar with, but call them something completely different.Ī good example of this was the time I was visiting my grandmother in Arizona and my cousin asked me if I wanted to have a burro for dinner. But in some cases, those food differences may not be so much about a different type of food than a variation on a theme. It’s probably obvious to you that there are regional food differences. In fact, it seems – despite some of the foreign names it’s called – it’s actually more American than apple pie. This dish is very familiar to lots of people, but we don’t all call it by the same name. I thought that no one else ate this dish and that it was something that my mom invented. Growing up, my mom made a dish called Soupy Macaroni. Why? Depending on where you grew up or where your family is from, you may have a different recipe name for this combination of ground beef, elbow macaroni, and tomato sauce then I do. I answered by asking him what he called that dish. One of the participants asked me what my name for that dish was. On my presentation’s title slide I had a photo that looked like this: Photo: Soupy Macaroni. Recently I gave a presentation on food history and family history. Gena is a genealogist and author of the book “From the Family Kitchen.” Introduction: In this article, Gena Philibert-Ortega searches old newspapers for American Chop Suey recipes – and to find the various names Americans call this dish.
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The Spear was the primary weapon of Roman legionaries and after the fall of the Empire, it remained the key weapon in early medieval Europe. Some Seaxes carried a broken-back blade which made them highly effective for cutting and slashing purposes. Browse 102,200+ medieval weapons stock photos and images available, or search for medieval weapons vector to find more great stock photos and pictures. Towards the later medieval period, variants of fauchard evolved. The curved blade of a fauchard made it look a little like a sickle. The pole shaft of a fauchard measured 6 to 7 feet and a curved blade was affixed to the end of the shaft. The weapon typically comprised of a large and broad single-edge blade that was inserted into a hilt made from wood or horn. The Fauchard was a type of polearm weapon that was used in medieval Europe from the 11th to 14th centuries. The Seax was specifically associated with the Anglo-Saxons who carried many different variants of the weapon. Longer versions of Dane Axe were as long as 5 to 6 feet and were highly effective in close combat.Ī Seax was a weapon similar to a short sword that was commonly wielded by the Germanic tribes in northern Europe during the early medieval period. When hurled from a distance, the Axe could lodge itself into the shield or armor of an opponent. The missile weapon variant of the Axe carried a small haft and a thin and light blade with a very sharp edge. The Dane Axe was used both as a missile weapon and as a close combat weapon. Browse Getty Images premium collection of high-quality, authentic Medieval Mace stock photos, royalty-free images, and pictures. Medieval Knight’s History a Knight from the Norman PeriodĪ Dane Axe was primarily a Viking weapon that reached areas of Europe as early as the 9th and 10th centuries, thanks to extensive Viking raiding.īy the 11th century, the retentive influence of Vikings in regions such as the British Isles and northern France entrenched the use of the Dane Axe in these regions. Browse 161 authentic medieval mace stock photos, high-res images, and pictures, or explore additional medieval weapon or flail stock images to find the right photo at the right size and resolution for your project. The knightly sword which came to be used in early medieval Europe was typically double-edged and straight with a blade that measured somewhere between 70 and 80 centimeters. Use of swords and armor made the fighting power of just one knight was worth 10 ordinary soldiers or men-at-arms. The weapons, armor and horse of the Knight were extremely expensive which prohibited most people from owning swords or armor. The spathe sword, in turn, came all the way back from the Roman days. Medieval Swords and armor was predominantly used and worn by a Knight. This type of sword was directly descended from the spathe which was wielded by the Germanic peoples since pre-medieval times. The knightly sword in Europe developed near the later part of the early medieval period. However, there were distinctly new weapons in use as well such as the knightly sword, different varieties of axes as well as many new pole-arms which were useful in countering the increasingly decisive cavalry units on the battlefield. However, siege towers didn’t completely disappear: Battery-towers built of wood were used to mount artillery during, for example, the siege of Kazan in 1552.The early medieval period was marked by the rapid migration of Germanic tribes over different parts of Europe and their subsequent settlement.This era was mostly influenced by the military culture which was left as a Roman legacy in the wake of the Roman Empire’s collapse.Īs a result, many weapons used in the early medieval period closely resembled those used by the Roman armies. Siege towers became obsolete with the development of the large cannon – which incidentally, also made high walls obsolete as a mode of fortification. It’s believed that the invention of the sloping talusat the base of a castle wall might have reduced the effectiveness of this tactic.Īt the siege of Kenliworth Castle in 1266, 200 archers and 11 catapults are said to have operated from a single tower. The aforementioned towers, or “sows”, were mobile armoured shelters that could fill in moats and provide protection from the defenders. In 626, the Chronicon Paschale recounts about the siege of Constantinople:Īnd in the section from the Polyandrion Gate as far as the Gate of St Romanus he prepared to station twelve lofty siege towers, which were advanced almost as far as the outworks, and he covered them with hides. The siege tower reached its heights during the medieval period. |
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