Chicken Chasseur A Classic French Dish | Chef Jean-Pierre


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Hello There Friends, Poulet Chasseur or Hunters Chicken is one of the earliest dishes made in France. Anyone who is French …

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  1. Gene Fulmer
    Gene Fulmer says:

    Can I assume that you covered the pot when you cooked the chicken? (You did say 'braise', and I see a lid in the background)
    (The person who wrote the recipe also forgot to add butter to the chicken after it has cooked) 🙂

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  2. Brian Newland
    Brian Newland says:

    Earlier this month, I made Demi Glace. I followed your beef stock recipe, Strained it, refrigerated it, skimmed the fat off of the top, put in a pot, brought the stock upto a boil, reduced to a simmer, and reduced the stock by half, and now I have an amazing Demi Glace.

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  3. berelinde
    berelinde says:

    Jack is eating good today! Funny, but I've been making this for years and never knew that it was actually a named recipe. Chicken, aromatics and mushrooms are delicious but not all that complicated.

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  4. TopFeedCoco
    TopFeedCoco says:

    Damn that looks awesome Chef JP, I'm totally going to make this one next week. Ya know, I've been making stocks for a while, and I've tried your beef stock twice now, it comes out great taste-wise, but I can't seem to get the color down right 😢 What am I doing wrong?!! Am I over roasting the meat and bones with the tomato paste on em or has God really decided not to love me anymore?? 😄 Okay, God loves me, but it makes a guy think! Send help.

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  5. Heather H
    Heather H says:

    So your chicken had FOUR booooobies? HAHAHA! I was counting when you pulled them out of the fry pan so I'm going to take a gander and say you maybe cut them in half? 🤣 I'm silly, I know, but it made me giggle when I saw you pulling out four chicken breasts.

    LOOKS DELICIOUS as always! I'm cooking Mahi-Mahi steaks (blackened) for the first time ever tonight. Super excited! Going to serve them with a tomato, cucumber, onion, and avocado salad on the side! 😛

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  6. Spying Beast
    Spying Beast says:

    Holy Hunter Chicken Chef Jean Pierre, that was AMAZING, like next level kind of amazing. I don't remember ever using tarragon in my recipes, and had to use dried as I my local supermarket doesn't have fresh, but what a flavor and fragrance that gave the dish. This will be in my regular dinner rotation from now on. Thank you so much Chef, God bless you!!!

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