AIBU to want them to call it by its correct name?

[charliejosh]

I spent HOURS yesterday making traditional scouse for my dp and step dd's to insist on calling it stew....it wasnt just any old stew it was SCOUSE!

I'm going to be thick now but what's the difference?

Scouse follows a norwegian recipe, using lamb and beef and became popular in liverpool when norwegian seamen brought the recipe over....hence why people from liverpool are scousers

YANBU but you've no chance. I make some lovely casseroley-type things ranging from Boeuf en Daube to Morroccan-style Lamb Tagines and, every time, I get an enthusiastic 'Oooh lovely! Stew!!' Past caring...

I'll say it...

Leave the bastard.

It's all stew. My family's all from Liverpool...I can't tell the difference between Scouse and Stew.

Foxy does this strike you as an example of gaslighting??

MumblingRagDoll - if you cant tell the difference you havent had proper scouse imo

Euww, I am really sorry, but I do not like my meats mixed.