Julien - the classic recipe

Julien has long been adopted in our cooking, and over time, the classic recipe has undergone significant changes. Because of this, it is difficult to say which recipe is classical. Most often in our cooking, they consider it an option with chicken and mushrooms or simply a recipe on an independent mushroom base.

Julienne with champignons and chicken - classic recipe

Ingredients:

Preparation

We will prepare the creamy sauce for julienne. To do this, fry the flour on an absolutely dry frying pan, stirring, and making it acquire a golden tone, and then add butter, fry all together for another minute and remove it from the fire. Warm up the cream in the scoop, not bringing it to a boil, and then add a paste of flour and oil, ground nutmeg and salt, stir, warm up to the first signs of boiling and turn off the fire.

Now we will take up the basis of julien. Little shredded washed fresh mushrooms and chicken fillet, and onions are cleaned, cut into cubes as small as possible and put into a frying pan, pre-heating it and splashing olive oil into it. After a minute, add the prepared chicken, mushrooms and fry until all the juices evaporate and the chicken slices are ready. At the end of frying, season the contents of the pan with salt and freshly ground black pepper.

We spread out the chicken with mushrooms along the mullet or small pots, pour the cooked creamy sauce, sprinkle generously on top with cheese and place in a hot oven for ten to fifteen minutes. The temperature is maintained at 210 degrees.

The classic julienne according to this recipe can be prepared either in a common frying pan or in a baking dish, and divided into portions for serving.

How to cook a classic julien with mushrooms - a recipe with sour cream

Ingredients:

Preparation

The ideal option is, of course, forest mushrooms, they must first be boiled until half cooked. But in the absence of this valuable product, you can take and available all year round champignons.

To prepare the food washed champignons or additionally boiled forest mushrooms cut into thin plates and put on a heated pan, splashing olive oil into it. In three minutes add to the mushroom mass peeled and cut into cubes or quarter-rings bulbs and fry until all the juices evaporate and light browning. At the next stage we throw into the frying pan aromatic dry herbs, turmeric, ground pepper or other spices and spices at will, laying sour cream and stirring. After three minutes of quenching, we transfer the mushroom mass with sour cream to the muffins, pots, or simply into a container suitable for baking, we rub the surface of the dish with generous cheese chips and let it bake in a hot oven, having preliminarily adjusted it to a temperature of 200 degrees. Under such conditions, it will be enough ten minutes for the cheese to melt and slightly brown.