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01-24-2013, 06:06 PM
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ATTENTION CANADIANS - I want to make poutine!
but i dont have cheese curds... what are my other options?
and what type of gravy? brown?
or is it all preference?
and what type of gravy? brown?
or is it all preference?
01-24-2013, 06:18 PM
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NO CHEESE CURDS! 
It's not REALLY a poutine without cheese curds.
You can used shredded cheese if you like, but it's not the same. Nothing beats squeaky fresh cheese curds in a poutine. Gravy... whatever you like.
For anyone in the Ottawa area, this is a small poutine from Chip's and Dairy on Bank street. THIS is what a poutine should look like. It is THE BEST tasting poutine around.
It's not REALLY a poutine without cheese curds.You can used shredded cheese if you like, but it's not the same. Nothing beats squeaky fresh cheese curds in a poutine. Gravy... whatever you like.
For anyone in the Ottawa area, this is a small poutine from Chip's and Dairy on Bank street. THIS is what a poutine should look like. It is THE BEST tasting poutine around.
01-24-2013, 11:34 PM
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Well the curds are really just chunks of cheese. So really just grab a bunch cheese and cut it down to little pieces or just break the cheese apart.
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Cheese curds are un-pressed chedder
You need these to make a proper poutine
http://www.fromage-st-albert.com/eng/eng.htm
I live apx 25 - 30 mins away from the plant that makes these things. There is a store in the front where you can buy cheese curds mins after they are made. mmmmmmmmm super fresh cheese curds
Sorry, I get excited about poutine......and cheese curds. I actually have cheese curds in my fridge right now. BRB. I'm eating cheese curds. :biggrin:
You need these to make a proper poutine
http://www.fromage-st-albert.com/eng/eng.htm
I live apx 25 - 30 mins away from the plant that makes these things. There is a store in the front where you can buy cheese curds mins after they are made. mmmmmmmmm super fresh cheese curds
Sorry, I get excited about poutine......and cheese curds. I actually have cheese curds in my fridge right now. BRB. I'm eating cheese curds. :biggrin:
