Coq Au Vin



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41 Comments

  1. I saved an ice tea bottle in which I'm going to put the wine. That way, my family won't see what I'm putting in the food because if they find out that I purchased wine, then that right there will cause too many arguments.

  2. Made this for dinner tonight, it was good. I used fresh pearl onions, that made a lot of work because you have to boil them and then put them in an ice bath so you can remove the skins. I don't usually cook French recipes and while this was good, Italian cuisine is far more delicious.

  3. This was so incredible!! I used fresh pearl onions. I think next time I would caramelize these before adding. I would recommend buying frozen (I couldn’t find those), just to save the work of peeling them!

  4. It's been a few years since Last time I watched Laura. Everything good but, frankly all too modern. That watch. Fast pace. Why not give us a bit more warmth of the Italian cuisine. Ok, French this time) Cooking is not about business, right? Love, comfort, home, family, slow living…

  5. OMG!!! Laura laura laura, i made this for dinner today and my oh my it was a sure hit!!! Our friends were so impressed how good it tasted and said this is like a special date night kind of dish. My whole family loved it. I served it with egg noodles and some wants rice. Definitely recommend this dish. Try this dish out you guys you will love it! Friends kept telling me they loved it snd i just say thanks to laura in the kitchen haha.

  6. Looked it up – beurre manié is the “proper name”. I use this method to thicken up my roast gravy which produces a very deep rich flavor. I was trying figure out what my grandmother’s method was to make her roast gravy so rich when I saw this method being done on a PBS cooking show many years ago.

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