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Posted by zoogla on Nov-13-2007 06:57:

Thanks for that arrow, I'll be honest--wasn't the first thing my eyes were drawn too.

Posted by zookeeper on Nov-13-2007 07:08:

quote:
Originally posted by fayraree
Thanks for that arrow, I'll be honest--wasn't the first thing my eyes were drawn too.

I'm glad you said it first...

Cheese...a wonderful..DAIRY product

oh, AJ's in the picture..oh yeah

Posted by Zentac_75 on Nov-13-2007 07:10:

^ ...and I'm lauging so hard because I didn't get why you put the arrow there until reading the next post(s).

Good Night TOTA!!!!

Posted by chinamon on Nov-13-2007 07:43:

quote:
Originally posted by Abercrombie
Some Quebecers would argue that. Initially yes, but the recipe evolved to more than that since.

Olympic Cheese is on Woodbine, S. of Hwy 7, not far from where you live. For you TAs... got towards the old Viva nightclub, but keep going S. on Woodbine, and right in the industrial strip after the MohtiMahal restaurant and banquet hall.

how far south is that from viva? ive never even heard of mohtimahal restaurant.

Posted by zoogla on Nov-13-2007 13:32:

quote:
Originally posted by chinamon
how far south is that from viva? ive never even heard of mohtimahal restaurant.

maybe you've heard of another venue located in the same building as the moti mahal restaurant: CLUB DYNASTY.

Posted by Abercrombie on Nov-13-2007 13:40:

I figured as much my shirt would be obscure without the extreme bold arrow.

quote:
Originally posted by zookeeper
I'm glad you said it first...

Cheese...a wonderful..DAIRY product

oh, AJ's in the picture..oh yeah

I also have to give some credit to you upsate NYers... I have enjoyed unique and deliscious cheese curd in grocery stores there, including spicy hot curds with chilies, jalepeno curds and curds with herbs. Southern Ont-QC haven't diversified like that.

quote:
Originally posted by chinamon
how far south is that from viva? ive never even heard of mohtimahal restaurant.

Just on the other side of the 407 before 14th ave.

http://www.motimahalmarkham.ca/
http://www.yellowpages.ca/bus/Ontar...td/2442932.html

Posted by bobbysavage on Nov-13-2007 13:55:

its not poutine unless it's from Ashtons

Posted by Abercrombie on Nov-13-2007 14:15:

quote:
Originally posted by bobbysavage
its not poutine unless it's from Ashtons

I give them credit for fresh-cutting their fries right on the premises... good tip.

Posted by devnull on Nov-13-2007 14:38:

Re: Bonne fête la Poutine!

quote:
Originally posted by Abercrombie
I mostly grew up in Montreal, and enjoyed authentic poutines for most of my life, and for this deliscious delight I only nowadays only order or make at home on rare occasions, I tribute a thread to this tasty dish.

Bonne fete a mon dinner prefere!!!

menoum menoum lol

Posted by devnull on Nov-13-2007 14:38:

quote:
Originally posted by bobbysavage
its not poutine unless it's from Ashtons

ashton's are great!!!

Galvaudes are great too

Posted by Abercrombie on Nov-13-2007 14:40:

Re: Re: Bonne fête la Poutine!

quote:
Originally posted by devnull
Bonne fete a mon dinner prefere!!!

menoum menoum lol

mes-en

Posted by FunkyCrew on Nov-13-2007 15:21:

NY fries poutine is good, me like

Posted by _EuG_ on Nov-13-2007 15:43:

I have a bag of swish shalet home style gravy mix laying around somewhere, so im gonna have to attempt my own home made poutine one of the days this week. Pictures might follow, if i dont forget.

So, the fries... is it ok if i use some of those froozen fries and bake them in the oven??? or is it best to deep fry ?

Posted by Frenchie on Nov-13-2007 16:21:

quote:
Originally posted by Abercrombie
How could you be from Brome and not eat duck? It's like having a vagina and only using it to pee.

I'm not from Brome. West Brome and Brome are two complete different places.

Posted by rabbitjoker on Nov-13-2007 16:39:

St. Lawrence has lots of cheese curd available.

Posted by Abercrombie on Nov-13-2007 16:42:

quote:
Originally posted by FunkyCrew
NY fries poutine is good, me like

um... if you're female, you definitely don't want to compare yourself to poutine when you're in Quebec, i.e. "Une plote poutine - une plote fourée de sauce brune et fromage"

Posted by rabbitjoker on Nov-13-2007 16:47:

malek introduced me to the best poutine place in the world in Montreal.

Every time I'm in MTL I eat there and order 2-cheese dog and a lare poutine. They have 20+ poutines on the menu.

Posted by StereoPrincess on Nov-13-2007 16:57:

i think i want to eat poutine today just for this ocassion.

Posted by Frenchie on Nov-13-2007 16:59:

Posted by malek on Nov-13-2007 18:06:

quote:
Originally posted by fayraree
Thanks for that arrow, I'll be honest--wasn't the first thing my eyes were drawn too.

+1

Posted by rabbitjoker on Nov-13-2007 18:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Frenchie
This posts lacks name of place.

La Banquise.

It's East of St. Laurent on Rachel (in Montreal).

Best ever.

Posted by malek on Nov-13-2007 18:11:

quote:
Originally posted by rabbitjoker
malek introduced me to the best poutine place in the world in Montreal.

Every time I'm in MTL I eat there and order 2-cheese dog and a lare poutine. They have 20+ poutines on the menu.

La Banquise, Rachel st. 24/7/365

Join my facebook group about them, last I checked there was 350+ members:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2235494943

Posted by Frenchie on Nov-13-2007 18:11:

quote:
Originally posted by rabbitjoker
La Banquise.

It's East of St. Laurent on Rachel (in Montreal).

Best ever.

Ohhhhh! Yes yes!! *Drool*.

Posted by SasH21 on Nov-13-2007 18:16:

Poon Tang?

Posted by Yohan on Nov-13-2007 18:35:

quote:
Originally posted by SasH21
Poon Tang?

fail

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