I agree with this entire post. I was too embarrassed to say BK as well lol
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Good poutine?
- Thread starter stormcat
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I agree with this entire post. I was too embarrassed to say BK as well lol
New York Fries owns South St Burger, likely why I like them if New Yorks poutines are good.
Being from Québec, I just shake my head at the "different kinds of poutines" that some places seem to be experimenting with. The sad part is that some places back home also do this now.
The secret behind a poutine is having the right gravy and the right fries.
Then the cheese has to be authentic cheese curds or thickly shaved mozza (which then melts with the hot gravy).
Whoever had the idea of adding chicken, hot dogs, blablabla, is a quack.
duck confit! montreal smoked meat!
you can't go wrong adding either one of those two toppings
Montreal Smoked Meat only belongs between two pieces of rye with lots of mustard on it!
I would've agreed with you a while ago but I had some smoke meat poutine in Ottawa and it was fantastic. It's good drunk food.
What you eat while drunk is an entirely different thread!
I dunno man...onion rings are at their best when they're super crispy and not too greasy.
Edit: I"m getting hungry....goddamn you all!
00ninja
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Also heard good things about this place.
duck confit! montreal smoked meat!
you can't go wrong adding either one of those two toppings
Had the best best duck confit poutine in a little bistro in old Montreal this past October.
costco is passable, imho. the fries completely ruin it. . .too processed
i've had chez ashton, la banquise, and la belle province, but the best i've ever had was in a nameless truck stop about an hour from the quebec-ontario border.
dr_sarcasm
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...I think I just put on 10lbs by reading this thread...there goes my girlish figure.
I saw the various kinds of poutine in montreal when i lived in quebec about 15 years ago before you really could get poutine in ontario. the most popular variations were the montreal smoked meat and the italiane. no self respecting poutine would have mozza, it's far too old, squeaky curds only...
You can get it at Enfield Fox and Fiddle. It's...disappointing.
I don't see the big deal? Poutine is nothing I would go out of my way for(maybe I haven't been to the right places).
That being said best I've tried is a smoked meat Poutine @ caplansky's deli on college st. Their smoked meat and corned beef is worth the trip and I'll top it off with the Poutine!
www.caplanskysdeli.com
They were futured on maxim and dragons den
That being said best I've tried is a smoked meat Poutine @ caplansky's deli on college st. Their smoked meat and corned beef is worth the trip and I'll top it off with the Poutine!
www.caplanskysdeli.com
They were futured on maxim and dragons den
Hmm. If you google them you see more complaints than compliments. Maybe it's easier to complain. Kardish in Ottawa was good but haven't been in years.
There is a fry truck at the back of a used car lot in smiths falls, probably the best I've had. Fresh cut fries, local cheese curds and good gravy and a pogo dog on the side
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