How To make Chicken Filling For Vol Au Vent
1 3 lb chicken
cut up in 8
breast, legs and wings 1 large onion :
chopped
1/2 bell pepper
1 can tomatoes or
5 tomatoes :
pelled and seeded
2 cloves garlic minced
2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
1 cup dry white wine
1/2 cup pitted green olives
salt and pepper :
to taste 2 tablespoons olive oil
1/4 lb mushrooms -- sliced
Season chicken with salt and pepper. Brown pieces in olive oil, transferring them to a plate as they brown. Add onions to the pan and cook until soft. Add garlic and mushrooms. Add vinegar cook until it evaporates. Add wine and cook until almost evaporated. Add chopped green pepper and tomato to the onions amd simmer covered until it becomes a paste. Return chicken pieces to the pan .Bring to a boil. Cover pan and simmer 45 minutes or untilchicken is cooked through. Let cool. Remove meat from bones and cut into bite size pieces. Return chicken to sauce. Add olives, bring to a boil.
Chill before using.
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Chicken & Leek Vol Au Vent Recipe - Look and Cook step by step recipes | How to cook Recipe
CHICKEN AND LEEKS VOL AU VENT RECIPE (#LC14099): This is a little puff pastry cases that are filled with chicken and leeks. The filling can be made with mushrooms and leeks as well which will be called mushroom and leeks vol au vent. A delicious canape that you should try! Garnish it with dry parsely and dill.
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Vol-au-vent filling!? Help me decide :)
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I'll be attempting classic vol-au-vents (puff pastry shells)
These were a staple at most parties here in the UK....you would always see these at a birthday party buffet in the 80's! They are delicious....bit out of style now but I love 'em :) x
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Chicken A La King Travel Back To the 70's | Chef Jean-Pierre
Hello There Friends! Chicken a la King is a timeless classic that dates back to the 1970s, known for its creamy, flavorful sauce and tender chicken pieces. Paired with a puff pastry vol-au-vent, this dish is both a culinary journey back in time and a satisfying meal. The vol-au-vent, a light and flaky pastry, complements the rich filling of the Chicken a la King perfectly. This recipe is a nod to traditional cooking, bringing both comfort and a touch of elegance to your table. Let me know what you think in the comments below!
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How To Make Chicken Filling For A Vol Au Vent - French Chef Edition
Fat Julie shows you how to make chicken filling for a vol-au-vent.
YOU WILL NEED:
150 g chicken breast
150 g of lamb ris or sweetbread
350 g of mushrooms
40 g of butter
40 g of flour
500 ml of chicken broth
100 ml of cream
1 teaspoon of salt
Some ground pepper
***in the video, I use 300 g of chicken instead of 150 g of chicken and 150 g of lamb ris. We enjoyed the one with only chicken a lot more.
DIRECTIONS:
Pour the chicken broth into a pot and add veal/lamb and chicken. Bring to a simmer and let it cook for 25 minutes.
Remove the feet from the mushrooms and cut them into quarters.
Add them to the chicken broth and continue cooking for 5 minutes. Use a slotted spoon to remove the ingredients from the broth and keep them warm while reserving the broth.
In a big pot, make a roux with the butter and flour. Add the broth all at once while whisking. Add the cream and let simmer for 10 minutes while whisking. Taste it and adjust seasoning if needed.
Cut the meat up into small pieces and add it and the mushrooms to your sauce.
Spoon your mixture into the vol-au-vent cups and sit the tops of the cups decoratively on top of your filling.
Vol Au Vents | Vol Au Vent Recipe | Vol Au Vent Filling Recipe | Vol Au Vent Fillings | Easy Recipe
Vol Au Vents are great for a meal or a snack. This Vol Au Vent Recipe I show you is also perfect for party food. If you are having some friends over these vol au vent fillings will be very well liked. It is an easy recipe and they are very flavoursome.
#volauvent #volauventrecipe #volauventfillings
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Bouchée a La Reine: a warm starter fit for a queen (French classic)
Join my online French cooking classes ????????: The Bouchée à la reine is a French cuisine classic starter made out of a golden and crunchy pure butter puff pastry casing (Vol au vent) which is filled with a voluptuous and tasty creamy chicken mushroom veloute sauce.
In this video recipe tutorial we are going to learn how to make a vol au vent sauce using the traditional Escoffier style for the bouchée a la reine recipe.
ingredients:
6 small vol au vent or 4 large one ( puff pastry casings)
see previous video to learn ho to make them
For the boiled chicken:
1 chicken ( approx 1.2 kilos)
100 grams of chopped leeks
100 grams of chopped onions
100 grams of choppedcelery
100 grams of chopped carrots
1 large bouquet garni ( made with thym, bay leave celery and parsley stokes)
1 teaspoon of black peppercorn
1 teaspoon of juniper berries
1 table spoon of salt
half a lemon juice
1 piece of cooking string to truss the chicken.
For the veloute sauce ( parisian sauce):
1 litre of chicken broth
40 grams of plain flour
40 grams of butter
250 grams of mushroom 150 grams of button mushrooms and 100 grams of morels)
2 chicken breasts diced. ( reserve some chicken meat to for serving)
1 egg yolks
up to 200 ml of cream ( heavy whipping creme or creme fraiche)
1 table spoon of cognac
1 table spoon of chopped parsley.
salt and pepper to season.
to white cook the button mushroom:
water 1 table spoon of butter
one squeeze of lemon juice
This vol au vent recipe has everything you would ever expect from a French classic dish. Personally I like to describe it as an elegantly old-fashioned starter fit for Kings.
We will see in details how to make a type of veloute called the “Parisian sauce. and create the Vol au vent filling called: a la reine” which is composed of a Salpicon (diced pieces) of chicken and forest mushrooms.(chicken mushroom veloute sauce)
A bit of history:
With the pastry chefs of the court of Versailles, the queen of France Marie Leszczynska (1703-1768), daughter of Stanislas Leszczynski, king of Poland, would be the historical origin of this traditional recipe of French gastronomy. Inspired by pastries made from sweet puff pastry like the wells of love created by Vincent La Chapelle made for her rival Madame de Pompadour, she would have looked for aphrodisiac dishes and asked Nicolas Stohrer to create a salty version to regain the favors of Louis XV, her husband.
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