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Great recipe for Chicken Drumettes In Japanese Style Demi-glace Sauce With Red Wine. I read in a novel that the secret ingredient in hashed beef rice stew was soy sauce. So based on that I tried combining red wine, demi-glace, along with soy sauce, and it turned out absolutely amazing.
To get started with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook chicken drumettes in japanese style demi-glace sauce with red wine using 13 ingredients and 12 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Chicken Drumettes In Japanese Style Demi-glace Sauce With Red Wine:
- Take 12 to 15 Chicken drumettes - the first joint of a chicken wing
- Take 2 Onions
- Prepare 1 Carrot
- Take 6 Potatos
- Take 200 ml Red wine (dry)
- Take 2 1/2 cup ● Water
- Prepare 2 ● Soup stock cubes
- Prepare 1 ● Bay leaf
- Make ready 1 can Heinz Demi-Glace Sauce
- Make ready 3 tbsp ○ Soy sauce
- Get 1 pinch of each ○ Salt and pepper
- Make ready 1 tbsp Butter
- Take 1 Vegetable oil
Thus, In addition to vegitable, fruits, and beefs, French demi-sauce sometimes include completely different ingredients such as sardines. I used the broth from the stuffed pork loin I was making. The Japanese often use demi-glace sauce but it is time-consuming if you make from scratch. Canned demi-glace sauce is readily available in Japan and I certainly have used the canned version.
Instructions to make Chicken Drumettes In Japanese Style Demi-glace Sauce With Red Wine:
- This is all you need: Red wine (a cheap one or leftovers are fine); demi-glace in a can, and soy sauce.
- Heat some oil in a frying pan and brown the chicken skin side down first. (If you use a non-stick pan you don't need any oil.)
- Transfer the chicken from Step 2 to a pot and add the red wine. Simmer while turning the chicken occasionally until the wine has been reduced to about half.
- The chicken turns caramel-brown.
- Slice the carrot into rounds or cut in half lengthwise and slice into half-moon shapes. Cut the onion into 8 wedges. Sauté both in the frying pan from Step 2 in a little oil
- When the wine has reduced in the pot, add the sautéed vegetables.
- Add the ingredients marked ● (water, soup cubes, bay leaf) and simmer for about 40 minutes with the lid half on. Skim off any scum occasionally.
- Near the end of the simmering time add the cut up potatoes (to prevent them from falling apart).
- I recommend this Heinz demi-glace.
- Put in the demi-glace and simmer for an additional 20 minutes, skimming off any scum. Take care not to let it burn.
- If it gets too thick, add a little water. Adjust the seasoning with the ingredients marked ○ (soy sauce, salt and pepper) at the end. The soy sauce is the key! Drop in the butter to finish and it's done.
- The chicken is fall-off-the-bone tender. Good with rice or bread.
Though because I have never found it in Australia, I have decided to make my own. Add some red wine and reduce it for a bit, and you have the classic red wine sauce. Use the demi-glace to make a port wine sauce by combining it with the fortified wine and butter. For a traditional mushroom sauce, demi-glace is cooked with mushrooms, shallots, and sherry. This great-tasting, homemade spicy Jack Daniel's barbecue chicken drumettes recipe has a nice kick.
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