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What to cook with Chardonnay

Chardonnay is a smooth white wine with good body and often a creamy or buttery quality that comes from oak aging. It pairs beautifully with rich seafood, chicken in sauce, and anything involving butter, cream, or mild cheese.

Serving tip: Serve lightly chilled, around fridge temperature, in a regular wine glass.

Dishes for Chardonnay

Black Garlic RisottoPro

Black Garlic Risotto

40 min

The creamy rice and earthy black garlic match the wine's smooth, buttery character perfectly.

by Garlicmaster

Viral Salmon Rice Bowl

Viral Salmon Rice Bowl

20 min

Fresh salmon with rice is a natural fit for this wine's richness without overwhelming its balance.

by Garlicmaster

Roasted Garlic Cream Soup

Roasted Garlic Cream Soup

60 min

The roasted garlic and cream in this soup echo the wine's buttery notes beautifully.

by Garlicmaster

Roasted Chicken with Whole Garlic, Lemon and Thyme

Roasted Chicken with Whole Garlic, Lemon and Thyme

65 min

Roasted chicken with whole garlic and lemon is a classic pairing for oaked white wines.

by Garlicmaster

Roasted Salmon with Dill-Mustard Sauce

Roasted Salmon with Dill-Mustard Sauce

35 min

Oven-baked salmon with a creamy mustard sauce matches the wine's weight and richness.

by Scoopd Kitchen

Tagliatelle with Salmon and Spinach

Tagliatelle with Salmon and Spinach

30 min

The combination of salmon, spinach, and pasta loves the rounded, fruity quality of this wine.

by Scoopd Kitchen · Pasta

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