Poutine

[NOOBY93]

How does fried potato not get soft mushy bad from gravy?

Have you ever dipped fried potatoes into ketchup? I'm guessing this works out the same.

[Ysh]

How does fried potato not get soft mushy bad from gravy?

Have you ever dipped fried potatoes into ketchup? I'm guessing this works out the same.

Difference is temporal duration. Fry is dry until ketchup is put onto it. Here fry is soaks in gravy.

[MagicManICT]

Probably about the same as chili fries. Yeah, they won't be as crispy once you add the gravy, but you're adding flavor and such. Looks good. I might try it out next time I make fried chicken and have the chicken gravy.

[Ysh]

Probably about the same as chili fries.

Another thing I do not eat.

[Teleskop]

i think theres a outer shell of fried potato shielding the inside from the gravy

when i was on woodstock festival you could buy some chunky fries


and there were many sauces to choose with it,hovewer i only ate like 1/4 of them and i fell asleep in my tent but they were still "edible" next morning

[LadyV]

Oh yes this used to be a thing in the US but we are talking back in the 70's. However few used the term poutine. You were more likely to hear regional slang like cheese fries with gobbler. The main reason I suspect its not around anymore is due tot he fact cheese curds are no longer easily available in most places. You can find all sorts of cheese but almost no curds. Times change.

[Jesus_Smith_Nandez]

Oh yes this used to be a thing in the US but we are talking back in the 70's. However few used the term poutine. You were more likely to hear regional slang like cheese fries with gobbler. The main reason I suspect its not around anymore is due tot he fact cheese curds are no longer easily available in most places. You can find all sorts of cheese but almost no curds. Times change.

Poutine is the French word for it since I think it got it's origins here in Québec but people in other places in Canada call it this as well, just pronouncing it with an English accent lel

I think because there was no French influence in the US the name never carried over? idk

when i was on woodstock festival you could buy some chunky fries

If you mean Woodstock Ontario, I've been there xd

[Ysh]

I think because there was no French influence in the US the name never carried over? idk

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Orleans

[MagicManICT]

Cheese curds are easily obtainable if you want to strain cottage cheese and let them dry a bit.

[Teleskop]

If you mean Woodstock Ontario, I've been there xd

i meant the lovely polish woodstock