No idea
But I get irrationally annoyed when people say hunter's chicken. When did that start? Do food producers think that we're too stupid to say chicken cacciatore?
( , Sat 9 Nov 2024, 19:00, archived)
But I get irrationally annoyed when people say hunter's chicken. When did that start? Do food producers think that we're too stupid to say chicken cacciatore?
( , Sat 9 Nov 2024, 19:00, archived)
It's a name that doesn't even make sense.
You don't need to "hunt" chickens in the first place. They're domesticated.
( , Sat 9 Nov 2024, 19:38, archived)
You don't need to "hunt" chickens in the first place. They're domesticated.
( , Sat 9 Nov 2024, 19:38, archived)
maybe it's like a ploughman's lunch?
he took the chicken with him in case he didn't catch anything
( , Sat 9 Nov 2024, 19:53, archived)
he took the chicken with him in case he didn't catch anything
( , Sat 9 Nov 2024, 19:53, archived)
chicken cacciatore isn't like any hunters chicken I've ever eaten
( , Sat 9 Nov 2024, 19:56, archived)
( , Sat 9 Nov 2024, 19:56, archived)
in Italian, cacciatore roughly translates to “hunter”, meaning that those who prepared this meal usually hunted the chicken themselves
hence the name, i guess
( , Sat 9 Nov 2024, 19:57, archived)