Poulet à la Normande
By Francis Lam · cooking.nytimes.com
1 hr 15 min4 servings
Chicken braised in Calvados and hard cider with pearl onions and apples, finished with a crème fraîche sauce.
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| 1 3-4 pound chicken, cut into 8 bone-in pieces | Pat dry, season chicken | Brown chicken in fat | Flambé or simmer with Calvados | Add cider & onions, simmer | Top with apples, cover, cook 35-40 min | Remove chicken, onions & apples | Thicken sauce with slurry, simmer 1 min | Stir in crème fraîche, return chicken |
| Salt and black pepper | ||||||||
| 3 tablespoons olive oil, duck fat or chicken fat | ||||||||
| ½ cup Calvados or cognac | ||||||||
| 1 ¼ cups hard cider, preferably a yeasty French one | ||||||||
| 15 pearl onions, peeled (frozen is fine) | ||||||||
| 1 ½ pounds honeycrisp apples, or any variety that doesn't melt when cooked | ||||||||
| 2 tablespoons cornstarch | Make cornstarch slurry | |||||||
| 5 tablespoons crème fraîche (see note) |
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