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Braised Chicken Legs with Green Olives

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CHEF WAY In his book Braise, Daniel Boulud braises duck legs for several hours until they are meltingly tender and incredibly flavorful.

EASY WAY Braising chicken in a liquid that combines onions, carrots, bacon and olives creates complex flavor relatively quickly.

Pairing Suggestion

Sommelier Choice 2003 La Nobelaire Chinon Rouge.

Easy-to-Find Choice Cabernet Franc, the grape of Chinon, also does well in Napa Valley; try the cherry-rich 2004 Lang & Reed.

Braised Chicken Legs with Green Olives

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Braised Chicken Legs with Green Olives

This was an easy and delicios recipe...however...I would cook the

bacon first.....drain most of the renderings and then dredge and brown boneless skinless chicken thighs.....this reduces the fat content considerably and the flavor is still excellent...

I would serve this with a Sonoma California Zin for optimal pairing.

Posted by: judithcroll on October 6, 2008

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This was an easy and delicios recipe...however...I would cook the

bacon first.....drain most of the renderings and then dredge and brown boneless skinless chicken thighs.....this reduces the fat content considerably and the flavor is still excellent...

I would serve this with a Sonoma California Zin for optimal pairing.

Posted by: judithcroll on October 6, 2008

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