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#1 Post at 3-12-2009 01:45  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Poutine anyone? Well over in the Q&A Forum there is a fun thread on hot dogs (the food).  Of course in the meanderings on food in N.America + Canada the topic of fries covered with gravy and cheese curds came up. The comment of a poutine thread came up AND I thought it would be fun so here we are. So some talking points for this thread... 1.  Poutine in HK and your point of reference to evaluate the quality of this poutine. 2.  Your recommend for the best pountine (I'd assume somewhere in the Belle Provence). Cheers! Seeing the world one WG at a time.

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#2 Post at 3-12-2009 02:40  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #1 registrar's post Pout-what-tine? You're going to have to post a pic.  That sounds really gross. I normally cut our Canadian neighbors a lot of slack, mostly because they're funny and send us Americans really good comedians,   However French Fries covered in gravy and . . . did you say cheese 'CURDS'?!   just sounds like an affront to the French (yeah, I know, what could possible affront the French? ) and the McDonalds corporation.   And now you say that they've imported this culinary atrocity to HK?! I didn't do it.  Really I didn't. The Butler

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#3 Post at 3-12-2009 02:57  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #2 TheButler's post LOL... No pics but here is a link.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poutine I figure it looks no better or worse than some Asian dishes when referenced from a Western POV. It's a French Canadian dish so not sure about the affrontry level to the French (but they are two different Frenches so who knows).  It's actually pretty decent eats when done correctly. Seeing the world one WG at a time.

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#4 Post at 3-12-2009 04:26  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L You know I am from the north east(us), all my life at any  dinner you get fries with gravy and cheese. All the sudden out of god knows where, this poutine comes out. Now that I think about it, they do that sometimes, give the food a foreign name and pretend its new. Like macaroni became pasta, and tender loin became fillet minion. I wonder whats next?

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#5 Post at 3-12-2009 05:03  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by youngmc91 at 3-12-2009 04:26 AM You know I am from the north east(us), all my life at any  dinner you get fries with gravy and cheese. All the sudden out of god knows where, this poutine comes out. Now that I think about it, they ... I wouldn't say out of nowhere...it's apparently been eaten in Quebec since the 1950s.  It's been kicking around Ontario for at least 25 years that I can vouch for.   Culinarily it is specifically cheese curds and gravy on fries.  In high school I did the fries/cheese/gravy thing but poutine has a definite textural/mouthfeel difference.  The reminiscing is coming from hankering for foods that you can't have.   Macaroni is pasta though? But I see where you are coming from...the one I get the biggest kick out of is Kiwi's (the fruit) and it's renaming. Seeing the world one WG at a time.

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#6 Post at 3-12-2009 09:32  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L I was going to do this thread......lol Poutine pronounce differently in Quebec. I wish i can have a hot dog with my poutine.  Attachment: Your usergroup does not have permission to access attachments Recent Ratings CunningLinguist   9-12-2009 04:34   Acceptance   +1   Chips, peas and gravy for me, thanks! TheButler   4-12-2009 00:59   Acceptance   +3   Somebody took a dump on the fries kaka   3-12-2009 15:18   Acceptance   +2   never tried b4, but making me hungry..

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#7 Post at 3-12-2009 09:46  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Well it should be pronounced differently, its a different nation within canada, always found that interesting.

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#8 Post at 3-12-2009 09:53  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by youngmc91 at 3-12-2009 09:46 Well it should be pronounced differently, its a different nation within canada, always found that interesting. Well my SO is from Quebec and in most part of Quebec it feel like i am in a different nation some time. Even in some part of montreal is mess up. I was working one time in the east side and people hated me cause i don't speak french. But i have to thank them for POUTINE

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#9 Post at 4-12-2009 02:18  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L poutine in Montreal is the best. do they even sell poutine in Hong Kong? does anyone know? it should be pretty simple to make

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#10 Post at 4-12-2009 05:13  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by sunswept at 4-12-2009 02:18 AM poutine in Montreal is the best. do they even sell poutine in Hong Kong? does anyone know? it should be pretty simple to make Hi sunswept, Yes, I believe there should be poutine at the New York Fries that opened.  I haven't been but word is that it is in Harbour City in TST.   http://www.harbourcity.com.hk/di ... _id=23&search=1 Easy to make.  Fry up some medium cut fries, throw the cheese curds on and ladle on the gravy. Seeing the world one WG at a time.

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#11 Post at 4-12-2009 10:35  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #10 registrar's post FUCK, I can't believe it took me so long to find this thread...sneaky bastards. The poutine they make at NYF is not great. As any worthy poutine connoisseur should know (EDIT: and as you previously mentioned), the cheese used should ideally be cheddar curds and the amount they use should range from excessive to criminal. at NYF they're stingy with their mozza'; dont get me started on their gravy!!! As for the pronunciation difference that Rapfan was talking about; in Montreal (or MON-RAY-AL) it's enunciated as 'Putt-in' whereas the rest of canada says 'Poo-TEEN.' Which, judging by the photo above, seems slightly more appropriate. { Poutine } :: Putting smiles on faces and middle-aged men into cardiac arrest since 1884! [ Last edited by  56kicks at 4-12-2009 10:48 ]

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#12 Post at 4-12-2009 14:47  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L butler, my man, don't knock it until you've tried it.  it seems gross and is def an heart attack in the waiting, but it's so damn good.  i generally hit up the cul de sac in LKF for poutine.  it's by no means the best i've ever had, but certainly does the job.

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#13 Post at 4-12-2009 15:45  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by banger at 4-12-2009 14:47 butler, my man, don't knock it until you've tried it.  it seems gross and is def an heart attack in the waiting, but it's so damn good.  i generally hit up the cul de sac in LKF for poutine.  it's by  ... Alright you talked me into it!   Poutrine here I come.   I used to think anal sex was pretty gross too until I tried it.    Come to think of it, a Poutrine French Fry kinda looks like my dick after anal sex,   so I guess it can't be all bad. I didn't do it.  Really I didn't. The Butler

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#14 Post at 4-12-2009 16:25  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by TheButler at 4-12-2009 03:45 PM Alright you talked me into it!   Poutrine here I come.   I used to think anal sex was pretty gross too until I tried it.    Come to think of it, a Poutrine French Fry ki ... Achhh, the thought of cheesy dick!!@#!@#$!@ Seeing the world one WG at a time.

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#15 Post at 5-12-2009 07:14  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by registrar at 4-12-2009 16:25 Achhh, the thought of cheesy dick!!@#!@#$!@ Aw c'mon, it's not that bad if you put gravy on it!    You forgot the gravy! I didn't do it.  Really I didn't. The Butler

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#16 Post at 5-12-2009 14:50  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L shit i thought this was some sex act or something sexually related!!  what a dirty mind!!

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#17 Post at 6-12-2009 02:58  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by TheButler at 5-12-2009 07:14 AM Aw c'mon, it's not that bad if you put gravy on it!    You forgot the gravy! Ahhh of course.  Gravy makes everything better. Seeing the world one WG at a time.

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#18 Post at 6-12-2009 07:05  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by registrar at 6-12-2009 02:58 Ahhh of course.  Gravy makes everything better. I think we better stop now.  If we keep going like this we're gonna have half the membership puking . . .     I didn't do it.  Really I didn't. The Butler

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#19 Post at 6-12-2009 10:47  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Here's my top 3 Canadian Chain poutines: New York Fries Harvey's A&W

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#20 Post at 6-12-2009 17:39  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Since i live in La Belle Province of Quebec, Poutine is very common here and everyone eats it.. if you didnt know, they even sell it in school cafeterias As for the best poutines... it depends on the person some people like the gravy thick like New York Fries or like their sauce light like McDonalds As for me, the best poutines must be those from the restaurant called "La Belle Province" it is a restaurant chain only in quebec that sells hot dogs, hamburgers and poutines..

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