Coq Au Vin

By Damion | November 6, 2012 12:00 pm

Coq Au Vin, which simply translates to cock in wine, is now updated to be made easily in American kitchens.

Instead of an aged rooster, use boneless chicken breasts or thighs to cut your prep and cooking time down to 30 minutes!

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