DAY 285 | Creamy Chicken au Poivre (Quick Weeknight French Dinner)


Avec, bien sûr, un bon coup de rouge de derrière les fagots.*
Servir avec des pâtes, des pommes sautées, du riz, voire des pommes/légumes vapeur.







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  1. * French for foreign learners:

    "Une bouteille de vin de derrière les fagots” is an idiomatic French expression meaning "a bottle of very good wine" – the kind you save for special occasions.

    Fagots: Bundles of sticks or twigs tied together for firewood (like a small woodpile).

    Behind the fagots : In old rural homes, people hid their best wine bottles behind the woodpile to keep them safe or secret, pulling them out only for important guests or special occasions.

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  2. Délicieux !
    Ma grand-mère bretonne utilisait du calvados à la place du brandy pour son poulet au poivre. Elle le sert avec des asperges et prépare des pommes de terre râppées et des tartelettes aux poires en dessert :)
    -Beau Mec à Deauville

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