Buttered noodles

[Morning Glory]

Brought up that way!
Down here we put mayonnaise in chocolate cake.
Feel you on the learning MG. Don't want to go off topic with the history of Southern foods.

I do know something about the history of Southern foods in the USA. It's really quite interesting. Feel free to start a new thread.

 

[Barriehie]

I do know something about the history of Southern foods in the USA. It's really quite interesting. Feel free to start a new thread.

I'll have to think first; usually an advisable idea.

 

[JAS_OH1]

But I draw the line at cucumber and mayonnaise sandwiches

I'd eat them!

 

[karadekoolaid]

Okay I am confused now, LOL. Who would eat spaghetti Bolognese with an additional serving of pasta as a side?

You missed the point completely.
Pasta Alfredo with pork chops and apple sauce.
Beef casserole with macaroni & cheese.
Chicken cacciatore with linguine marinara.
That's what MG is talking about ( I think).
No criticism at all of those who like those combinations; everyone is entitled to eat what they want. It's just an unusual combination for British ( and probably European) eaters.

 

[JAS_OH1]

You missed the point completely.
Pasta Alfredo with pork chops and apple sauce.
Beef casserole with macaroni & cheese.
Chicken cacciatore with linguine marinara.
That's what MG is talking about ( I think).
No criticism at all of those who like those combinations; everyone is entitled to eat what they want. It's just an unusual combination for British ( and probably European) eaters.

Ugh. Not for me.

 

[karadekoolaid]

We also have plenty of boxed noodle dishes served as a side:

Please do not post those pictures again, unless you want a war with Gino D'Campo, Robert de Niro and Sylvester Stallone.

 

[karadekoolaid]

Ugh. Not for me.

Me neither...but they are out there

 

[badjak]

Dishes like chicken paprikash or gulyas (stew) quite often come with pasta on the side

 

[JAS_OH1]

I do know something about the history of Southern foods in the USA. It's really quite interesting. Feel free to start a new thread.

I'll have to think first; usually an advisable idea.

I like stories about the holiday food traditions (coming up)--like New Year's good fortune foods in various regions and cultures (black-eyed peas in the south US). Up here in NE Ohio it's pork and sauerkraut for a lot of people but where I grew up it was black-eyed peas, greens, and cornbread.

 

[TastyReuben]

Up here in NE Ohio it's pork and sauerkraut for a lot of people

SW Ohio, too!

 

[Morning Glory]

SW Ohio, too!

Off topic. The topic is buttered noodles...