Classic French Coq Au Vin Recipe (Chicken Cooked In Wine)



Learn how to make this classic French recipe for coq au vin that is slow-cooked with vegetables and mushrooms in a delicious …

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  1. When I first started cooking this was one of the first dishes that I made. I forgot to take out my bouquet garni so we were picking Rosemary out of our teeth, but this is still one of my most favorite dishes to make!!!

  2. I followed your method and it came out fantastic! The only thing I would change is using the marinade. Yes, you can use it. Use 3 cups of wine. After marinating overnight, strain it from the bag into a sauce pan. Bring it to a good boil and reduce to the 2 cups, using a mini-sieve to skim off any fat-scum that appears. When that marinade cools a bit it will look as pristine as the original wine. It will be infused with the flavor from the veggies and herbs, and it will be safe.

  3. I love your videos, but you're wrong about the marianade. Your recipe calls for cooking the chicken for 90 minutes. If any bacteria is in the marinade 1. It came from the chicken, so it's going in the dish anyway. and 2. If it can survive 90 minutes of cooking, then we're all going to die anyway and that bacteria is going to take over the world.

  4. I made this. I will cry when I take the marinade out to the trash, I loved this! I sautéed the pedal and shroom with cognac that I set aflame! I would have triple the carrots in the the Dutch Oven, and I did add two stalks of celery into he Dutch oven(not marinade.) I did not use plastic bag as my would not have fit in the gallon freezer bag..it was do delicious.thank you. Great first try made some potatoes, passed through food mill with heavy cream, butter a salt. Um yum.

  5. When I saw you discard the marinade I stopped watching…There goes you're title 'Classic French Le Coq Au Vin' out of the window.
    Why wasting all the good flavors, If you're chicken is fresh and you washed it before marinating you should be fine.

  6. This is my signature dish.I do it for dinner parties.I live in the UK & use Delia Smiths version recipe.But yours is good too especially like the idea of marinating over night…

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