This stuff titles a 2009 cultural history by Andrew Coe (“koh”) whose first chapter examines the influence of Jean-Baptiste Du Halde (“zhawn bap-TEEST doo ahld”), who popularized “Stags’ Pizzles.” An actress rehearsing for a play is mistaken for a kidnapping victim in a 1919 comedy titled for this stuff, which was directed by Harold Lloyd. A song titled for a “cornet” version of this stuff was an early hit by Louis Armstrong. The reputation of this food sank in the 1920s after the La Choy (-5[1])Corporation started selling canned (-5[1])vegetables for making it. This food’s origin is apocryphally (-5[1])attributed to Lǐ Hóngzhāng’s (10[1])visit to (10[1])the US. (10[1]-5[1])In a painting, the name for this food (10[3])appears (10[2])on a (10[1])neon (10[4])sign (10[1])outside (10[1])a window (10[1])near a woman (10[2])separated from her Doppelgänger by a red teapot. For 10 points, a painting by Edward Hopper is titled for what Chinese-American comfort (10[3])food? ■END■ (10[1])