coq au vin

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Coq au vin is a classic French dish of chicken braised slowly in red wine with aromatics, often associated with traditional home-style and bistro cooking.

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Coq au vin 0
Coq au Champagne 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French dish
braised dish
poultry dish
associatedWith Burgundy cuisine
commonlyGarnishedWith chopped parsley
cookingMethod braising
marinating
countryOfOrigin France
course main course
etymologyLanguage French
etymologyMeaning rooster in wine
flavorProfile rich
savory
wine-forward
hasVariant coq au vin self-linksurface differs
surface form: Coq au Champagne

Coq au Riesling
Coq au vin blanc
mainIngredient chicken
rooster
notableFeature long slow cooking to tenderize older birds
regionalVariantOf French regional cuisine
requiresStep browning the chicken
deglazing with wine
slow simmering
servedHotOrCold hot
servedIn French bistros
traditional French restaurants
servedWith crusty bread
mashed potatoes
noodles
potatoes
traditionalCookingContext bistro cooking
home-style cooking
typicalPreparationTime several hours
typicalWineUsed Burgundy wine
red Burgundy
usesIngredient bacon
bay leaf
butter
carrots
chicken stock
garlic
lardons
mushrooms
onions
red wine
thyme

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subject surface form: Coq au vin
this entity surface form: Coq au Champagne