The chicken fricassée you surely never tried! | One pot Wonders – Ep. 1


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This is not you standard chicken fricassee. No searing or browning here. With this classic white ragout, the chicken is poached to …

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  1. JoAnn Thornton
    JoAnn Thornton says:

    This is a great way to cook and simplify steps without sacrificing flavor. I used this deconstructed concept to a previous dish of yours, Starred Chef Chicken Bake. In that dish I cooked everything in one pot and it turned out fabulous! My family praised it. I love French cooking for its use of ingredients such as the herbs which are subtle background notes but bring harmonious flavor to excite the palate. Merci Stephane!

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  2. A LONG
    A LONG says:

    Loved this! Thanks so much for your wonderful tutorials. I've been cooking many years, but I love to keep learning new approaches to old favorites. Much success to you my friend.

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  3. TedInATL
    TedInATL says:

    In the American south, there's a dish called smothered chicken thighs. Clearly it was inspired by the dish you're preparing here. I've also seen it made with pork chops and turkey wings. It qualifies as soul food.

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  4. EkG
    EkG says:

    Brother I'm in an instant awesome mood every time I watch your videos. I'm a retired Chef and although my time is done in professional kitchens, I often miss it, and your videos bring me back everytime.

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  5. MbisonBalrog
    MbisonBalrog says:

    In American Diners this is just chicken with creamy chicken gravy. Just fry everything in the pan then just make the pan sauce gravy with chicken bouillon and add cream at end. Thicken with cornstarch slurry

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  6. Annie Fitt
    Annie Fitt says:

    If you don’t want the fricasse to have the carrots pop of color why not use parsnips instead? Slightly different flavor profile, but still should work well. I’ll let you know if it’s a failure when I try this next week!

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