1- Soak the morels in lukewarm water several hours in advance.
2- Lightly flour (I use a bag, I put a little flour, the chicken pieces, I close the bag, I shake it and I remove the pieces by shaking a little), season and sauté the chicken pieces in white butter in a covered sauté pan for 20 minutes (do not let them brown) starting with the skin side. the pieces should not overlap and should if possible cover the entire bottom of the pot (if necessary use the neck and giblets to complete).
3- Degrease the sauté pan and pour in the yellow wine. let it reduce a little and add the fresh cream and the morels cut in half and well cleaned (they must cook well to lose their toxicity). let cook on the corner of the heat uncovered to finish the cooking while letting the sauce thicken and bind.
correct the seasoning.
4- At the last moment, add a splash of raw yellow wine.
I serve with creole rice cooked in half clear water and half water from soaking the morels
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