The French Revolution Meal I CAN’T Stop Eating



This Chicken Marengo recipe brings the rich history and flavor of one of France’s most fascinating dishes to your table in two …

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  1. Hi…love your channel (!)….and your kitchen. Mine has been developing for some time, esp since I moved to France. Please could you tell me what cooker/oven you have there? And what cleaner do you use to get the steel so shiny? I have a brushed steel backsplash and I loathe it. Someome in the past used a wire wool pad to clean it, scratching it badly all over (which ruined how it looks) and I don't know how to get it back to its original non-scratched appearance. Also, I never seem to be able to get it streak free! Doesn't matter what cleaner or cloth I use!! Can you advise? Thanks.

  2. I use capers and olives in my tomato sauce, and if in a hurry will use stewed tomatoes for my "base". I also use chicken thighs, cheaper than whole chicken where I live.

  3. I just discovered your channel and what I like is that you show heat levels and approximate timings you use, because that's where I tend to make mistakes.

  4. It’s such an odd combination of flavors And textures, I feel the shrimp or the egg are the odd ones out. Shrimp and chicken? Sure. Eggs on toast with chicken? Yeah. But the 3?….I guess I’ll have to try it out.

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