wtf: Episode 104: Coq Au Vin

Butchering a chicken yourself is super simple, and turns out to be much more economical than buying the individual chicken parts. In today’s What’s This Food?!, Daniel Delaney shows you how to butcher a chicken, and then use that chicken for a delicious classic: Coq Au Vin.

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3 Responses to Coq Au Vin

  1. erf says:

    As a Burgunder, Only 1 remark: PERFECT!!!
    Even the variations that you proposed would be acceptable for both my mother and my mother in law. This is the way we do it at home.

  2. Enid says:

    That chicken you’re using looks awfully fatty… what kind of chickens do you buy?

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