

Blanquette de Poulet
By Chef Marco Deluca·Red Seal Certified Chef|March 5, 2024
Blanquette de Poulet is the quintessential French comfort dish — tender chicken pieces simmered in a velvety white sauce made with cream, egg yolks, mushrooms, and pearl onions. Unlike a brown stew, the chicken is never seared, keeping the sauce pristinely white and delicate. This classic recipe has been a staple of French home cooking for centuries and translates beautifully to Canadian kitchens. Serve it over fluffy white rice for the ultimate cozy dinner.
Ingredients
Instructions
👨🍳Chef's Notes
Use a Meat Thermometer
“The only reliable way to know chicken is safe and perfectly cooked is an instant-read thermometer. Pull at 74°C (165°F) in the thickest part. No guessing, no cutting into it and losing juices.”
Nutrition Per Serving
Reviews
My family loved this recipe. Will definitely make again!
Easy to follow and turned out amazing. A new favourite.
Followed the recipe exactly and it was perfect.
Recipe at a Glance
Pro Tips
- 1Never boil the sauce after adding egg yolks — it will curdle.
- 2Use white pepper instead of black to keep the sauce pristine.
- 3The bouquet garni gives authentic flavour — don't skip it.
Variations
- Add asparagus tips for a spring version.
- Use veal instead of chicken for a traditional Blanquette de Veau.
- Substitute crème fraîche for heavy cream for extra tang.
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Chef Marco Deluca
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Marco is a Red Seal certified chef with over 15 years of professional kitchen experience across Canada. After training at George Brown College in Toronto and working in acclaimed restaurants from Vancouver to Montreal, he founded ChickenRecipes.ca to share his expertise with home cooks. Marco specializes in making restaurant-quality chicken dishes accessible for everyday Canadian kitchens.














