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Chicken supremes & Gaston Gérard sauce : the must-try Burgundy

Chicken supremes

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Here’s the dish that’s sure to delight gourmets: Suprêmes de volaille, pommes fondantes and sauce Gaston Gérard, sublimated by chef Julien Girard. A dish that combines warmth, tradition and elegance, supported by a legendary sauce… born in the Côte-d’Or and now a culinary symbol. Here, each element responds to the other: the tenderness of the poultry, the sweetness of the apples, the personality of the sauce – everything exudes local flavour. A typically Côte-d’Orienne speciality, emblematic of 100% Côte-d’Or know-how, it transforms a meal into a true moment of local gastronomy. Get ready to savour history… with every bite on the Burgundy Grands Crus Route!

Serves 4

Suprêmes

  • Chicken supremes 4
  • Butter

Melting apples

  • Large potatoes 4
  • Crushed garlic clove 1
  • Butter
  • Thyme

Gaston Gérard sauce

  • Poultry stock 400 ml
  • White wine 150 ml
  • Cream 150 ml
  • Grated Comté cheese 35 g
  • Mustard 60 g
  • Grated Parmesan 20 g
  • Paprika 1 g

How do you go about it?

1Supreme
  • Remove the sleeves from the supremes and season. Using cling film, roll the supremes into a regular sausage. Steam for 1 hour, then fry in butter and cut into sections.
2Melting apples
  • Peel the potatoes, cut into thick slices and die-cut to shape. Steam them for around 30 minutes, then fry them on both sides with butter, thyme and garlic.
3Gaston Gérard sauce
  • Mix the chicken stock with the white wine, Comté cheese, mustard and Parmesan. Bring to the boil for 10 minutes, then add the cream and paprika and cook for a further 5 minutes.
4Dressage
  • Alternate the potato sections with the supremes and drizzle generously with the sauce.
Tip from chef Julien Gérard (Le Clos Prieur - Château de Gilly-lès-Cîteaux)

You can make your own homemade chicken stock from the sleeves.