Pan Roasted Chicken with Cherry Beer Sauce

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  • on June 14, 2012

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    Having recently braised a rabbit in a Lambic Gueuze, I knew the sauce would be great with chicken. I just used a whole organic chicken (cut into parts and used the Kriek, served with the braised Belgian endive--loved the bitterness, and some cauliflower. I don't know how the cherry flavors would work with the rabbit, but they were great with the chicken. Thanks, Chef Emeril! And if anyone out there enjoys cooking with rabbit, try Rabbit braised in Gueuze

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  • on January 29, 2011

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    Oh, Emeril...you must have delicious dreams! This is the best chicken recipe I've tried in a while...and I'm a dark meat lover. Followed the recipe except for thickening the sauce a bit at the end with a little cornstarch slurry. Next time, I'll wait to add the shallots with the garlic...they started burning before I could brown the second side of the chicken. Got lucky in the grocery store when the only guy in the beer aisle knew where I could get Lindeman's lambic...never saw a beer with a cork. This is definitely company-worthy.

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  • on September 13, 2010

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    This recipe is absolutely amazing. I took a few liberties... I used drumsticks (my grocery store had an amazing sale instead- 6 drumsticks, total weight around 2lbs. I cooked the chicken in oil and white wine first, and for seasoning I used salt, pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, thyme and cayenne. I also added a cup of chicken broth when I added the beer on medium high. Once all the liquid had evaporated (about 25 min I turned it down to medium-low and added the chicken broth, cream, and lemon juice. I used more like 1/2c cream, then I threw in another round of spices. I let it simmer about 15 min until the sauce was nice and thick. WOW. Served it with a homemade lemon parmesan risotto. Be sure to get the larger bottle of Lindeman's Lambic so you have plenty to drink while you're cooking :

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  • on December 10, 2009

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    This receipe definitely get's five stars! The chicken was moist and tender, and when you bite into the cherries along with the chicken, all I can say is BAM, BAM, BAM!!! I will definitely make this receipe again. Oh Yeah, Lindeman's Cherry Beer is "out of sight," I have never tasted beer sooooo good!! Thanks Emeril

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  • on December 08, 2008

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    This one tasted like we ate out at a fancy restaurant!! Sooooo amazingly good we made it again to impress my parents (they loved every bite!

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  • on July 22, 2007

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    Pan Roasted Chicken with Cherry Beer Sauce is easy to prepare and makes a great meal for family and friends.

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  • on April 07, 2007

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    Great dish reminds me of deutchland!

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  • on July 21, 2006

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    Cherry beer (specifically Lindeman's Cherry Lambic and chicken? Don?t get me wrong, I?m always looking for something ?new? to do with chicken. I was a bit worried that a cherry sauce would be too sweet for chicken. However, based off of the classic sauce method (browning chicken, aromatics, scraping up frond with liquid, etc? I was sure it would be worth a try. The night I tried it my mother-in-law stopped by and did nothing but rave about it. This one?s goin? in the book, Emeril! Thanks for yet another solid dish to add to my repertoire. Next time I may try one of my favorite local cherry beers, New Glarus Brewery?s Wisconsin Belgian Red!

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