A Chicken for Every Pot: Poule au Pot Is 1 of the Simplest Ways to Cook Chicken

A Chicken for Every Pot: Poule au Pot Is 1 of the Simplest Ways to Cook Chicken
This hearty French dish can be enjoyed as is, over cooked white rice, or with fresh country bread. Audrey Le Goff
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Literally named “chicken in a pot,” poule au pot is a traditional Sunday dinner in France. This rustic yet healthy dish consists of a whole chicken cooked with vegetables in a flavorful broth (no store-bought stock needed). For such a simple recipe, the result is an incredibly flavorful dish, with fall-off-the-bone chicken guaranteed every time.

Poule au pot is a specialty hailing from the southern French Pyrénées Mountains, but it’s embraced throughout the entire country. Alongside boeuf bourguignon and coq au vin, it’s one of the most iconic recipes of French country cooking.
Audrey Le Goff
Audrey Le Goff
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Audrey Le Goff is a French food writer, photographer, and creator of the food blog PardonYourFrench.com, where she shares recipes and stories from her beloved home country, France. She is the author of the cookbook “Rustic French Cooking Made Easy” (2019). Follow her on Instagram @pardonyourfrench.
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