Chicken Fricassee Recipe with Fallot Dijon Tarragon Mustard


Inspired by meeting Marc Désarménien, the General Manager of the family-operated Edmond Fallot Moutarderie, at the Summer Fancy Foods Show in New York City in 2026, Real Food Traveler’s Europe Editor and author, Irvina Lew, shares a classic recipe using the mustard. Here’s a Chicken Fricassee recipe, using one of Fallot Dijon’s mustards. 

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Chicken Fricassee with Fallot Dijon Tarragon Mustard

This is the recipe for chicken in mustard directly from La Moutarderie Edmond Fallot, provided with permission.

Ingredients:
1 chicken (1,200 kg) (2 ½ lb)
30g flour (1 ounce)
80g butter (3 ounces)
100g small white onions (4 ounces)
2dl of chicken stock (7 ounces)
Fresh mixed herbs
1dl fresh cream (4 ounces)
2 TBS Fallot Dijon Tarragon Mustard
Minced tarragon
Salt and pepper

Directions:
Cut the chicken into pieces.
Season and dust the pieces with flour.
Brown them in a large casserole dish with hot butter.
Add small white onions.
Moisten with the chicken stock.
Add mixed herbs.
Bring to a boil.
Cook for 35 minutes.
Set aside chicken & onions in a dish. Keep them warm.
Allow the sauce to reduce.
Add cream & mustard and bring to the boil.
Season according to taste.
Pour the sauce over chicken pieces and sprinkle with minced tarragon.

-Story by Irvina Lew, Real Food Traveler’s Europe Editor

 

Author:  <a href="https://www.realfoodtraveler.com/author/irvinalew/" target="_self">Irvina Lew, Europe Editor</a>

Author: Irvina Lew, Europe Editor

Irvina Lew, RFT's Europe Editor, is the author of Forays in France: A Flavorful Memoir, The newly launched culinary travelogue is brimming with delicious anecdotes about food in Paris, The Riviera and Wine Regions and features travel tips and make-at-home recipes for French favorites. The award-winning travel writer has savored traveling to Europe since she studied at The Sorbonne, at age 19 and been published in dozens of national and regional publications. Her mission is to meet new people, sip wonderful wines, sup memorable meals, stay in haute hotels and spa in splendiferous wellness retreats and share those experiences with readers. Her writing credentials include membership in the American Society of Journalists and Authors, the Society of American Travel Writers and The Society of Professional Journalists. The Long Island based widow is a former French, Spanish and ESL teacher, mom to three daughters, grandmère to Emma Lov and abuelita to Sage. Order Forays personally signed from: foraysinfrance.com or from Amazon.com or BarnesandNoble.com.

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