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Okeydokey...you all have been very helpful with the Parmentier question...and I think we've all learned alot from that thread...a great discussion...
So I'm bringing you another question from the copy I have from last year's competition...I believe there's no right or wrong on this one either but I think it will bring about an interesting discussion....I'm positive I will be faced with a similar quandry this year and am curious if you all would approach in a manner similar to what the chefs and I are thinking might be the best way...
You are given one 4lb chicken. You are asked from this chicken to prepare:
1) 4 qts of chicken stock
2) 2 qts of consomme(made from the stock above)
3) Coq au Vin for 4
Again, looking at this from the competition point of view you are judged for each of these on technique, taste, creativity and presentation. To me the biggest dilemma is how to make the stock and consomme of excellent quality while still having enough left for Coq au Vin for 4.
you do have canned stock available to you as well...
So I'm bringing you another question from the copy I have from last year's competition...I believe there's no right or wrong on this one either but I think it will bring about an interesting discussion....I'm positive I will be faced with a similar quandry this year and am curious if you all would approach in a manner similar to what the chefs and I are thinking might be the best way...
You are given one 4lb chicken. You are asked from this chicken to prepare:
1) 4 qts of chicken stock
2) 2 qts of consomme(made from the stock above)
3) Coq au Vin for 4
Again, looking at this from the competition point of view you are judged for each of these on technique, taste, creativity and presentation. To me the biggest dilemma is how to make the stock and consomme of excellent quality while still having enough left for Coq au Vin for 4.
you do have canned stock available to you as well...