Pot-au-feu - Wikipedia

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^ "N'y aura point de Laboureur en mon Royaume, qui n'ait moyen d'avoir une poule dans son pot."[6] ^ Such one-pot, slow-cooked stews were earlier called a "pot-pourri": the term dates to at least 1564 in Middle French, and indicated a dish of mixed meats.[9] The term, which was taken up in England in the 1600s, is related to the Spanish and Portuguese olla podrida.[9] ^ Saint-Ange and David suggest that if cabbage is to be served with a pot-au-feu it is cooked separately in a little of the bouillon from the main pot.[15]

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