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Tag Archives: poutine
Great Scot, Marty!
The Gorbals Los Angeles, California Since 2009, Angeleno foodies have braved a dodgy stretch of Downtown Los Angeles to experience Top Chef Ilan Hall’s gastropub, The Gorbals. In recent times, The Gorbals debuted a “sports bar” entrance on 5th Street, … Continue reading
Posted in Southern California
Tagged Alexandria Hotel, Armenian, banh mi, beets, Brussel sprouts, Brussels sprouts, burger, California, cheese curds, chef, chorizo, curry, Downtown, duck, Esquire, gastropub, Glasgow, Gorbals, Gorbals closing, grilled cheese, hamachi, Ilan Hall, Knife Fight, L.A., LA, lamb, latke, Los Angeles, mussels, nachos, Peter Haller, pig head, poutine, sea beans, sisig, Thai, Top Chef
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I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream For Poutine
P’tit Soleil Los Angeles (Westwood), California I admit up front that I can come across sounding like a broken record decrying the aberration that is passed off as poutine in Southern California, truly a slap in the face to foreign … Continue reading
Posted in Southern California
Tagged Bakery, beer, Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel, CA, California, Canada, Canadian, cheese, chef, classique, cognac, Crevettes Heather, curds, Ding Dong, Drake's, duck cake, Dulton, egg roll, French Canadian, French fries, Galvaude, Gâteau au Canard, gravy, Harissa, Hostess, L.A., Los Angeles, Luc Alarie, Malik, Marat, Mario, meat pie, Merguez, pastry, poutine, P’tit Soleil, Quebec, Québécois, Roule de Choux, Route des Epices, sausage, shrimp, Simon Chen, Soleil Westwood, squeak, Tastykakes, tourtière, Vachon, Westwood
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A Fine Mess You’ve Gotten Us Into
Poutine Canada The United States purports to be a strategic partner and ally to our neighbor to the north, but if we hope to improve relations between the two countries, we’d better start producing a better homage to the de … Continue reading
Posted in Montréal, Portland, Oregon, Québec, Southern California
Tagged A&W, Acadian, Au Pied de Cochon, brown sauce, Burger King, Canada, Cartopia, casse-croûtes, cheddar, cheese, Chez Ashton, chicken gravy, classique, curds, Dulton, Fernand Lachance, French fries, Galvaude, gravy, hot dogs, Italian, La Banquise, Lafleur, Lester's Deli, Martin Picard, McDonalds, Michigan, Montreal, Oregon, PFK, Portland, Potato Champion, Poulet Frit a la Kentucky, poutine, Pub McCarold, Quebec, Redondo Beach Cafe, Restaurant Hachoir, smoked meat
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Orange You Glad You Stopped
Gibeau Orange Julep Montréal, Québec, Canada Florida and California are synonymous with citrus fruit, and in particular, oranges; it would be a fair (yet incorrect) assumption that the sweet and juicy orb originated there (it is thought to originally have … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Montréal, Montréal
Tagged Canada, Creamsicle, Gibeau Orange Julep, hamburgers, Hermas Gibeau, hotdogs, Michigans, Montreal, Nathan's, Orange, Orange Bang, Orange Julep, Orange Julius, poutine, QC, Quebec
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Smoke Signals
smoked meat Schwartz’s Montreal Hebrew Delicatessen Montréal, Québec, Canada Canadian popular culture has been fraught with conundrums throughout the decades – friendly debates that quickly escalate from checking to high-sticking such as who was a better player, Jean Béliveau or … Continue reading
Posted in Montréal
Tagged Ben Kravitz, ben's, bread, brisket, CA, California, Canada, David McMillan, deli, Lester's Deli, Montreal, Montreal Hebrew Delicatessen, poutine, QC, Quebec, Redondo Beach, Redondo Beach Cafe, Reuben Schwartz, rye, sandwich, Schwartz, Schwartz’s, smoked meat, Trudeau Airport
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