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Maybe there's no such thing as a bad poutine, but only if you categorize the offenders as "crimes against poutine"

Posted by Roger More (aka rogermore) Dec 6 '13, 07:57

I've had a lot of terrible poutines. Sauce too ketchupy. Beef gravy used for sauce. Cheddar used instead of curds. Fries too thin. Fries too greasy. Fries too powdery. Etc.

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Oh, also there are a lot of restaurants here that serve poutine fancied up. Like, they'll stick a slab of foie gras on it -- nm - Roger More Dec 6, 08:03
there's a bar in Conshohocken that does poutine - znufrii Dec 6, 08:02
What gravy would you use instead of beef gravy? - Beryllium Dec 6, 08:01 2
- Turkey gravy would be the standard, but lots of places here have their own recipe. - Roger More Dec 6, 08:02 1
  - wow ... I thought beef gravy WAS the standard ... huh ... shows you what I know! -- nm - JenBro Dec 6, 08:10
restaurant here in Princeton tried to make it for awhile - it was not good. -- nm - decline Dec 6, 08:00

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Maybe there's no such thing as a bad poutine, but only if you categorize the offenders as "crimes against poutine"

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