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Chicken Picardy with Dill Sauce

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CATEGORY CUISINE TAG YIELD
Meats French Poultry, Continental, French 4 Servings

INGREDIENTS

4 Boneless skinless chicken br
4 Spinach leaves
4 Leeks
4 Shallots; finely chopped
8 md Fresh mushrooms; finely chop
1 pn Salt; to taste
1 pn White pepper; to taste
1 1/2 c Chicken stock; in baking pan
4 fl White wine
1 c Leeks (green part only); sli

INSTRUCTIONS

Recipe by: Marcel Kerval of Cafe de France, St. Louis, MO Preparation Time:
0:40 NOTE: This recipe calls for Marcel Kerval's dill sauce. Please see the
recipe for "Dill Sauce for Chicken Picardy" to complete these directions.
TO PREPARE CHICKEN PICARDY: Pre-heat oven to 375 degrees F. Prepare eight
squares of aluminum foil by cutting foil into sheets (6" x 6") and
buttering them lightly on the shiny side.
Bone and skin chicken breasts. DO NOT HALVE. Flatten breasts between sheets
of waxed paper with knife edge and place each breast on a square of foil.
Soak leeks. Separate and rinse well under running water to remove sand.
Finely slice green portion, allotting 1/2 green portion of a leek to each
breast. Chop mushrooms, spinach leaves, and shallots, allowing 2 mushrooms
per portion.
Saute this mixture very briefly (about 30 seconds) in a little butter over
medium heat. Place 1/4 of mixture on each breast. Splash about 1 ounce
white wine over each breast, salt and pepper to taste, and roll up each
breast.
Seal each breast in an aluminum foil square. Fold ends tightly to seal.
Place prepared chicken into a baking pan filled with 2 or 3 inches of
chicken stock and bake in a pre-heated oven for 25 minutes.
Saute cup of sliced leeks in butter over medium heat.
TO SERVE: Unwrap chicken breasts and slice into 1/4-inch rounds. Pour a
portion of Dill Sauce on a plate. Lay chicken rounds over sauce and garnish
with sauteed leek slices and serve.
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