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kitchenlovenest on 6.3.2010
Very good!! I love coq au vin, and this is the 3rd version I’ve made of it (the first being Ina Garten’s). This is the easiest version, and I love the smells emanating from the kitchen while it’s in the oven. You can’t go wrong with a dish like this.
I like to serve it over rice instead of pasta, because the rice really soaks up the sauce/liquid.
jackx18 on 5.26.2010
This was delicious. I used chicken breasts instead of a fryer chicken and added some tomatoes because I had them and needed to use them. Definitely use all of the garlic even if you think it will be too much.
Bea on 5.20.2010
A few weeks ago, I had a some girlfriends over for dinner to introduce them to my new apt. I made this for them.
Through the grapevine, I later heard it had been called my “crowning glory.” How’s that for a review!
I do have to say, I omitted mushrooms from the dish both times I’ve made it – I hate mushrooms.
Easy and delicious!
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clementinescooking on 3.17.2010
This a great meal to make on the weekend. It even works great if you make it the day before you want to serve it. The flavors will really meld together. Be sure to use a Burgundy wine. Anything from Macon Villages will work nicely and be inexpensive.
shanni on 10.5.2009
I made this on Friday eve for a holiday (Jewish holiday Succot) meal with family. It was a hit!!!! The only change I made was to kosherize it a bit for my hubby (ie smoked duck breast with fat on it instead of bacon and butter-flavored margarine instead of butter). The duck breast is a bit less fatty so I had to add some canola oil before the onion-garlic- carrot saute.
This is a keeper!!!
Thank you PW for your wonderful recipes as always
Love
Shanni
BennMary on 9.30.2009
Loved it! I ate it for lunch the next 3 days and loved it more and more each time
muffinmomma on 9.30.2009
I made this for company, it was a hit!