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Heat your oven to 163°C while you get other things ready.
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Dry the chicken with a towel. Rub a mix of 2 teaspoons salt and half the pepper all over and under the skin.
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Toss the butter into a big dutch oven and let it melt on medium-high. Brown your chicken on every side for a few minutes each, then take it out for now.
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Throw mushrooms, shallots, celery, and garlic into the pot. Stir now and then. When mushrooms let out water and shallots turn see-through (after about 7 minutes), you’re good.
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Sprinkle in the rest of your salt, pepper, parsley, and sage. Toss everything with flour so it all gets coated.
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Pour in the wine and scrape up the good bits stuck to the pan. Add your chicken stock little by little while stirring. Let it bubble a bit until it’s just a thin gravy (about 5 minutes).
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Drop your potatoes into the pot. Put the browned chicken pieces on top of everything else.
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Pop on a lid or some foil, then transfer the pot into the oven. Let it cook for around 40–45 minutes, until the chicken’s at 74°C inside.
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Take it out of the oven. Pour in the cream and blend it into the sauce. Cover it up and let it sit for 10 minutes before you dig in.
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Make sure you serve every plate with some chicken, potatoes, mushrooms, plus a good spoonful of that creamy sauce.