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Old Jun 10th 2014, 8:08 pm
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I must have missed an episode somewhere in current affairs, but what are poutinized French fries or poutine?
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There was me thinking that Poutine the Russian fellow had invented some culinary delight while in Normandie....
I should think you would need a strong digestif pur to digest that Quebec dish!
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Originally Posted by dmu
There was me thinking that Poutine the Russian fellow had invented some culinary delight while in Normandie....
I should think you would need a strong digestif pur to digest that Quebec dish!
The Quebecois normally consume it with a rather disgusting brew from Labatt known locally as Cinquante.
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The Quebecois normally consume it with a rather disgusting brew from Labatt known locally as Cinquante.


Nicely summed up .

Back on topic: I was taught, a long time ago, that a Kir Royal = Crème de Cassis + Champagne; a Kir Normand = Crème de Cassis + Cidre.

I can think of several ways to consume Crème de Châtaigne. Drinking it ain't one of 'em....

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Nicely summed up .

Back on topic: I was taught, a long time ago, that a Kir Royal = Crème de Cassis + Champagne; a Kir Normand = Crème de Cassis + Cidre.

I can think of several ways to consume Crème de Châtaigne. Drinking it ain't one of 'em....

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On the topic of Kir Royal, my french mother in law-instructed english FIL would always put just a few drops of Cassis into the glass then add the bubbly.

It turns out that the "proper" ratio is 25% Cassis.

Who knew?
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On the topic of Kir Royal, my french mother in law-instructed english FIL would always put just a few drops of Cassis into the glass then add the bubbly.

It turns out that the "proper" ratio is 25% Cassis.

Who knew?
Interesting

I'm of the few drops then bubbles school-of-thought.

My sister swears by the 1/4 ratio. Pouff !!

Mind you, she'd probably drink Crème de Châtaigne too.

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