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Definition of cacciatore in English: cacciatore(also cacciatora) adjectiveˌkatʃəˈtɔːreɪˌkatʃəˈtɔːriˌkäCHəˈtôrē postpositive Prepared in a spicy tomato sauce with mushrooms and herbs. 用香番茄沙司及蘑菇香草烹制的 香番茄沙司及蘑菇香草鸡肉。 Example sentencesExamples - The main courses on the table d' hôte usually include two or three pastas, and a handful of meat dishes like chicken, veal, sole provençale, or Italian sausages in a cacciatore sauce.
- It's a chicken stew that can stand on its own alongside other stewed chicken dishes, coq au vin and chicken cacciatore.
- There's a different menu for each evening, the recipes for which could be found in any basic cookbook: leg of lamb, chicken cacciatore, pasta trio, roast beef, or stuffed cabbage.
- I remember the first time that I decided I was going to cook dinner for a guy, and it was my High School sweetheart, and I was 16, so I decided to cook his favourite dish, which was chicken cacciatore.
- For the main course I went for chicken cacciatora - a tender breast of chicken topped with a tangy tomato, onion and mushroom sauce.
- ‘Cacciatore’ translates into ‘hunter’, meaning that when a dish is served cacciatore, it's served in the ‘Hunters style’.
- Actually, my chicken cacciatore would make you cry.
- There were dinner rolls and chicken cacciatore, baked ziti, and potato salad, peas and corn, and coleslaw.
- I'm working on my job, and I'm cooking because I'm hungry and I would anyway - you don't eat enough to make this chicken cacciatore just for you - and I watch Liza because I want to.
- In step 5, arrange polenta rounds on plates and top with chicken cacciatore.
- The food is edible but unremarkable, usually a meal that could be found in just about any basic cookbook: chicken cacciatore, beef teriyaki, veal parmigiana, pasta trio, roast beef or stuffed cabbage.
- If you want, add some of your favourite spices to the flour, which will give your chicken cacciatore some extra flavour.
- I really don't do much, but I do make chicken cacciatore.
OriginItalian, literally 'hunter' (because of the use of ingredients that a hunter might have to hand). RhymesCorey, dory, Florey, flory, furore, glory, gory, hoary, hunky-dory, lory, Maury, monsignori, Montessori, multistorey, Pori, Rory, satori, saury, storey, story, Tory, vainglory Definition of cacciatore in US English: cacciatore(also cacciatora) adjectiveˌkäCHəˈtôrē postpositive Prepared in a spicy tomato sauce with mushrooms and herbs. 用香番茄沙司及蘑菇香草烹制的 香番茄沙司及蘑菇香草鸡肉。 Example sentencesExamples - In step 5, arrange polenta rounds on plates and top with chicken cacciatore.
- ‘Cacciatore’ translates into ‘hunter’, meaning that when a dish is served cacciatore, it's served in the ‘Hunters style’.
- For the main course I went for chicken cacciatora - a tender breast of chicken topped with a tangy tomato, onion and mushroom sauce.
- I remember the first time that I decided I was going to cook dinner for a guy, and it was my High School sweetheart, and I was 16, so I decided to cook his favourite dish, which was chicken cacciatore.
- There's a different menu for each evening, the recipes for which could be found in any basic cookbook: leg of lamb, chicken cacciatore, pasta trio, roast beef, or stuffed cabbage.
- There were dinner rolls and chicken cacciatore, baked ziti, and potato salad, peas and corn, and coleslaw.
- The food is edible but unremarkable, usually a meal that could be found in just about any basic cookbook: chicken cacciatore, beef teriyaki, veal parmigiana, pasta trio, roast beef or stuffed cabbage.
- Actually, my chicken cacciatore would make you cry.
- The main courses on the table d' hôte usually include two or three pastas, and a handful of meat dishes like chicken, veal, sole provençale, or Italian sausages in a cacciatore sauce.
- I'm working on my job, and I'm cooking because I'm hungry and I would anyway - you don't eat enough to make this chicken cacciatore just for you - and I watch Liza because I want to.
- It's a chicken stew that can stand on its own alongside other stewed chicken dishes, coq au vin and chicken cacciatore.
- I really don't do much, but I do make chicken cacciatore.
- If you want, add some of your favourite spices to the flour, which will give your chicken cacciatore some extra flavour.
OriginItalian, literally ‘hunter’ (because of the use of ingredients that a hunter might have to hand). |