It depends on where you are. A wheel of reblochon in a Paris supermaket is 5 euros. Here in Montreal Iāve seen rumors of prices as high as 29$ for the same thing.
The most expensive thing Iāve seen to make this week is āBresse chicken in yellow wineā (Poulet de Bresse au Vin jaune):
There is an attempt to raise āBresse chickenā imitation in north america (be warned, however, that Bresse chicken is not only a species but a way to raise the chicken as well⦠similar to kobe beef in Japan). The blue foot chicken (you canāt call it āBresseā since its protected) cost apparently 100 to 150$ for a 3 kilo bird and I would be wary of the comparison vs the authentic thing (just as Iām wary of the āamerican kobeā vs ājapanese kobeā comparison). The American system usually want to make money. France and Japan tends to focus on tradition (in food production, at least). It makes for different products.
The least expensive bottle of vin jaune in my city costs 56$ (its a specific vine from jura)
Its also made with morille, which are pretty expensive.
So, you take a bird you canāt buy, prepare it with a wine you would never cook with to begin with and use morille in the sauce and you have that recipe: