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Self-Basting Design
Due To The Superior Construction Of The Staub Cocotte Lids, Less Humidity Escapes During The Cooking Process. 10% More Moisture Is Retained Inside The Staub Dutch Oven After 55 Minutes Cooking Time Than In Competitors’ Products.*
The Self-Basting System Consisting Of Distributed Spikes Over The Whole Inside Flat Lid Ensures A Continuous Rainfall Effect Over The Food Inside The Cocotte. The Staub Self Basting System In The Lid Is 9 Times More Effective Than Conventional Lids.**
*Tested By Cetim Cermat (11/2009)
**Tested By R&D Department Of Zwilling J.A. Henckels (11/2009)
Staub Coq Au Vin Oval Cocotte/Dutch Oven, 5.75Qt (Black Matte, 1123123) Features:
- Staub Oval Cocotte
- Named After The Classic French Meal Coq Au Vin (Recipe Below)
- Features A Knob In The Shape Of A Noble Rooster
- Black Matte Color
- Great For Braising
- Safe For Metal Utensils
- Self-Basting Spikes On The Lid Create A Rainfall Effect (See Above)
- Heavy Weight; Tight-Fitting Lid Locks In Moisture
- Rough Texture Helps Improve Browning Of Foods
- Smooth Enamel Bottom Will Work On All Stovetops, Including Induction
- Each Cocotte Is One Of A Kind
- Dutch Oven Is Oven Safe Up To 500 F
- Requires No Seasoning
- Made In France
- Dishwasher Safe
Cocotte Product Dimensions: 11.6 X 14.7 X 6.2 Inches
Staub Oval Cocotte/Dutch Oven Shipping Weight: 16 Lbs
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Coq Au Vin Is A Time-Honored French Dish Of Chicken Cooked In Red Wine, A Very Simple And Easy Way To Make That Mouthwatering Fall-Off-The-Bone Chicken. Below Is A Basic Recipe So You Can Get To Cooking With Your Brand New Staub Coq Au Vin Oval Cocotte/Dutch Oven.- 1 Tablespoon Vegetable Oil
- 1 (4 Pound) Whole Chicken, Cut Into Pieces
- 1 Teaspoon Salt
- 1/4 Teaspoon Ground Black Pepper
- 1/4 Teaspoon Garlic Powder
- 1 1/2 Cups Red Wine
- 1 1/2 Cups Chicken Stock
- 1 Onion
- 1 Tablespoon Cornstarch
- 1/3 Cup Water
Directions:
- Heat Oil In Your Cocotte/Dutch Oven Over Medium High Heat. Season Chicken Parts With Salt, Pepper And Garlic Powder And Saute Until Lightly Browned, About 5 To 7 Minutes.
- Place Wine In A Shallow Dish Or Bowl. Dip Chicken Pieces Into Wine, One At A Time, And Return To Cocotte. Add Any Remaining Wine, Stock And Onions, Stir Together And Reduce Heat To Medium.
- Cover Cocotte/Dutch Oven And Cook For 30 Minutes Or Until Chicken Is Cooked Through And No Longer Pink Inside. In A Small Bowl, Mix Together Cornstarch And Water And Add Mixture To Sauce To Thicken; Cook An Additional 2 To 3 Minutes And Serve.
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