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Basque Chicken and Chorizo Sauté

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The cookbook I'm working on now, due out early next year, is with Daniel Boulud. Our meetings take place in the skybox, his windowed office suspended above the kitchen at his Manhattan restaurant Daniel. A consummate multitasker, he can talk on his cell phone to Japan, edit a recipe and notice sloppy garnishing on a plate 10 feet below—all at the same time. He and I wrangle incessantly over details: I always want to cut corners to make recipes more home-cook friendly, while he winces at the prospect of, say, not using a parchment-paper cover to seal in the juices when braising Basque chicken and peppers.

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Basque Chicken and Chorizo Sauté

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Basque Chicken and Chorizo Sauté

this dish is awesome! the only changes that i make are: if you put the chorizo back into the pot to cook, it is no longer cripsy when the dish is finished, so i garnish with it. i also add sundried tomatoes

Posted by: supalola on April 19, 2009

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They seemed to have changed the recipe on this website. Originally it called for Piment D'Espelette, and now it just calls for crushed red pepper and paprika. Can they legitimately call this a Basque recipe if it's leaving out a fundamental ingredient?

Posted by: Shamejedi on April 9, 2009

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I made this last night and can't wait to make it at our tailgate party.  I used my tagine and made it stove top, the flavors were wonderful.  For the tailgate I will make it in our huge wok.  What a hit.  I love Daniel Bouluds restaurant and this reminds me why.  This recipe has so many layers of flavors and they go on an on...... sort of like me.

Posted by: kathfootball on September 13, 2008

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