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Nov 17 2011 08:49pm
Quote (eriot @ Nov 17 2011 01:13am)
may i ask, how would you improve on this dish? i wonder specifically in terms of flavor if theres anything u'd add


In terms of flavor i wouldnt add much... maybe whisk some fresh butter in the sauce at the end or foie gras butter... i would just add 2-3 more veggies (roasted carrots etc..) for more color and some decoration on top (chives, greens or something....)
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Nov 18 2011 11:57am
Quote (hofx2 @ Nov 15 2011 11:25pm)
My take on the coq au vin...

http://i41.tinypic.com/2lcqxl.jpg

First i braised big chuncks of smoked salted  lard (aka bacon) in veal stock gently for about 1 hour...
As for potatoes, ive simply rosted them slowly in duck fat..

http://i42.tinypic.com/11t78mu.jpg

Seared chicken drumsticks slowly (seasoned with flour salt and pepper...) so that the skin can melt, gave it a good color, then ive put them in the oven at high temp for about 20-30 min so they  can crisp up...
Sauteed mushrooms, with onions and garlic, then added red wine sauce (red wine reduction + veal stock) and also the reduced down veal stock from the bacon cooking...

http://i42.tinypic.com/1ig186.jpg

Then i've put the lard to crips in the oven for about 10-15 minutes...
Assembled everything together, served with broccoli who have been simply blanched then gently sauteed in olive oil and garlic.

Was pretty good :D



hell yeah man. glad u braised the bacon. when you deal with pieces that big people tend to overcook them and they become RUBBER braising is one of the few ways i prefer looks epic. and those potatoes are lookin killer!
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Nov 19 2011 09:08am
This looks delicious, I might add some stuff that was mentioned earlier just for color, but otherwise it looks great! love that you kept it pretty simple too.
Out of curiosity, what was your total cooking time including prep for this?
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