I wouldn't change one thing about this meal at all. It was really, really GOOD. It was a bit time intensive, but that was mostly due to my cutting my own chickens in half, having no onions pre-cut and in the freezer, and a few kids that wanted to help and/or needed attention. I made enough chicken for 6, and followed the recipes for the bread pudding and greens and fed 8 of us too well on that amount! I have leftovers of each; not that I mind that one bit.
Showing posts with label poulet tchoupitoulas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poulet tchoupitoulas. Show all posts
Saturday, June 16, 2007
Here it is... Poulet Tchoupitoulas
I wouldn't change one thing about this meal at all. It was really, really GOOD. It was a bit time intensive, but that was mostly due to my cutting my own chickens in half, having no onions pre-cut and in the freezer, and a few kids that wanted to help and/or needed attention. I made enough chicken for 6, and followed the recipes for the bread pudding and greens and fed 8 of us too well on that amount! I have leftovers of each; not that I mind that one bit.
Friday, June 15, 2007
Poulet Tchoupitoulas

Poulet whatsis? If you are a true foodie and haven't seen Last Holiday yet, you must. I loved this film, not just because it was cute and funny, but because I related so well to all the food scenes!
This is the recipe that Georgia Byrd was making in the beginning of the movie. It comes from Emeril Lagasse, so you KNOW it'll be good! I'll be making it this week and I'll get pictures up as soon as I can ... if we don't eat it first.
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