Tangy, creamy and somehow both refined and rustic at the same time, Alsace’s version of coq au vin is a classic in its own right
This is coq au vin as it’s traditionally prepared in Alsace, where a fruity, local white is more popular than rich, dark reds from farther south – though, in truth, if keenly priced rieslings are thin on the ground, any medium white will do. It’s a tangy, creamy dish that’s perfect for autumn dining, especially if served with plenty of bread or mash to mop up the glorious gravy.
Prep 15 min
Marinate Up to 12 hr
Cook 3 hr 45 min
Serves 4-6
Continue reading… Tangy, creamy and somehow both refined and rustic at the same time, Alsace’s version of coq au vin is a classic in its own rightThis is coq au vin as it’s traditionally prepared in Alsace, where a fruity, local white is more popular than rich, dark reds from farther south – though, in truth, if keenly priced rieslings are thin on the ground, any medium white will do. It’s a tangy, creamy dish that’s perfect for autumn dining, especially if served with plenty of bread or mash to mop up the glorious gravy.Prep 15 min
Marinate Up to 12 hrCook 3 hr 45 minServes 4-6 Continue reading… French food and drink, Chicken, Food, Meat, Main course, Wine, Vegetables, Autumn food and drink
