“Parma pies on menu for Patties”. The Mercury (Hobart, Tasmania): p. 31. (February 18, 2012). "WHAT do you get if you take the humble meat pie and the Italian chicken parmigiana and mash them together?"Link(要購読契約) via EBSCO
“I Say”. The Mail (Adelaide) (South Australia) 43 (2,164): p. 55. (November 28, 1953). http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article58875263March 24, 2019閲覧. "They ask for steak and eggs, but change to Chicken Parmigiana when the waiter explains that it's chicken cooked in light wine and served with grated cheese"
Cannon, Poppy (February 4, 1953). “Advances in Frozen Foods Are Taking Load Off Stoves: New Louis L. Libby Line of Precooked Items Shows How Home Chefs Can Cut Labors”. New York Herald Tribune: p. 12. ProQuest1322298953. "Chicken Parmigiano–Generally this method is reserved for a breaded cutlet of veal, but it's amazing how good and unusual a dish you achieve by arranging heated quick-frozen southern fried chicken on the serving dish. Top each piece with a thin slice of cheese. The Italians would use Mozzarella; Muenster is good too, and so is mild American. A sprinkle of grated Parmesan over the top adds tang. Place under a broiler or in the oven till the cheese melts and then pour around a tomato sauce made by heating Hunt's tomato sauce with one clove garlic finely crushed, one-half bay leaf, one teaspoon olive oil, one-fourth to one-half teaspoon basil, oregano or marjoram. Simmer eight to ten minutes."