A French Classic: Fricassée of Chicken with Morels and Vin Jaune
Once a year, I find myself drawn to making this dish—a harmonious symphony of wild mushrooms, chicken, and cream. What makes it truly special is the way the nutty, sherry-like notes of Vin Jaune dance with the earthy richness of morels, creating a flavor combination that feels both indulgent and deeply satisfying.
Cocotte of Farmhouse Chicken
Here's a straightforward recipe for a succulent farmhouse chicken that's sure to please the whole family. Cooking chicken in a cocotte is a traditional French method. In Southern France, it's quite popular to include numerous garlic cloves, which turn creamy and mild after prolonged, slow cooking. Serve the chicken directly from its cooking pot at the table. When you break open the pastry seal in front of your guests, the enticing aromas of garlic and thyme are released, creating an unforgettable sensory experience for everyone.