All-American Hotdish is a classic and comforting recipe very popular in the United States, especially considered a quintessential home-cooked meal. Its origin dates back to the mid-20th century, when ground beef began to be combined with pasta and vegetables in a single, easy, and quick preparation. This dish has many variants and names in different Latin American countries. For example, in Mexico it is known as "pasta con carne molida," while in Argentina it might be remembered as an informal version of "guiso de fideos con carne." In other parts of Central America, it is simply called "pasticho de carne" or "guisado de fideos con carne," reflecting the integration of pasta with typical regional ingredients. It is a recipe that has transcended borders due to its simplicity, flavor, and versatility, serving both as an everyday meal and for family gatherings.