What do you call it...

[Psychotic]

I think you mean Icelandic potatoes.

[Pheesh]

Yeah, can't name something after its component ingredients, that's madness. Let's set up a ban on chicken parmesan, spaghetti bolognese and common smurfing sense.

What the hell is chicken parmesan?

[Bubba]

Yeah, can't name something after its component ingredients, that's madness. Let's set up a ban on chicken parmesan, spaghetti bolognese and common smurfing sense.

What the hell is chicken parmesan?

I'm gonna hazard a guess at chicken with parmesan.

[Psychotic]

Yeah, can't name something after its component ingredients, that's madness. Let's set up a ban on chicken parmesan, spaghetti bolognese and common smurfing sense.

What the hell is chicken parmesan?

Apparently in your country it is called a parmi. And if that's what Australia calls it, that rests my case.

[Pheesh]

Yeah, can't name something after its component ingredients, that's madness. Let's set up a ban on chicken parmesan, spaghetti bolognese and common smurfing sense.

What the hell is chicken parmesan?

I'm gonna hazard a guess at chicken with parmesan.

You use parmigiana, which is the common name for the sauce, not parmesan, which is the common name for the cheese. This is why you don't let english people name things.

Moral of this thread; Brits have silly names for everything.

[Psychotic]

That's what I've seen it called in the good ol' US of A, the country that invented it, and I'm inclined to trust the word of Uncle Sam over an ocker who thinks going to Maccas in his trackie daks in the arvo is grouse when really you've got tickets on yourself yer drongo.

[Pheesh]

Oh go eat a spotted dick.

[Bubba]

I have heard of Chicken Parmigiana. I have not heard of Chicken Parmesan. I was merely making an educated guess as to what it consisted of.

[escobert]

French Toast of course.