Coq au vin is a classic French chicken dish that in English means “rooster cooked in wine.” Lore suggests that, eons ago, it got that name because slowly cooking an older, farmyard rooster in ...
Fricassée comes from the French words frire (to fry) and casser (to break into pieces). A fricassée can be made with any protein, but more often than not chicken gets top billing. Sometimes, chicken ...
Before you skip over this recipe thinking this is a multi-day project full of duck fat and specialty meats, let me reassure you that this cassoulet recipe is not your traditional French cassoulet ...
Chicken roulade gets its name from the French word rouler (meaning to roll). The concept is global: In Italy, thin cuts of meat rolled around savory fillings are called involtini, while a Polish ...