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Old 06-04-08, 02:46 PM
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Re: Help me make poutine.

Velveeta has no place in any acadian kitchen. Sorry. Try again.
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Old 06-04-08, 02:49 PM
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Re: Help me make poutine.

Mmmm...meatpie. I make some good ones. I can't believe some stores, either farmers little stores or groceries, sell them for about $15.00 a piece, and they're not even that good. I'd love to find a french canadian place somewhere not too far from us. I even thought for a while to open my own little store and sell mostly exclusively french canadian products such as meat pies, cheese curds, BBQ gravy, some pies, cakes and desserts, candy bars from Quebec (Aero, Coffee Crisp, Cherry Blossom, etc.) and a bunch of other stuff. I don't have the cash to do it tho. I have two ovens so I could bake and/or cook some stuff, but someone told me it is very complicated and costly to go thru all this just to get it approved by FDA to be sold in any store?? Is that true?
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Velveeta has no place in any acadian kitchen. Sorry. Try again.
Who said velveeta was in an acadian dish? Read again.
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Old 06-04-08, 02:51 PM
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Well, if you want to start naming Quebec dishes, go nuts. I hear dirt is good this time of year too.

(they already ruined poutine, i'm not letting them anywhere near my meats!)
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What's an acadia?
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Re: Help me make poutine.

Not sure what you're saying here but anyway.

I don't know about acadian dishes, but I certainly know an awful lot about Quebec dishes. Both families on mom and dad sides were awsome cooks, so was my dad (his speciality was game meat, spaghetti sauce, shepperd pies and his Xmas turkey). I'm not too shaby myself I must say.
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Re: Help me make poutine.

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This answers my question not at all.
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What's an acadia?
Acadians in english, Acadiens in french. People from Acadie (or acadia). They have a very strong accent that is difficult to understand. We had a signer from this region, Edith Butler, singer of the song "Pocketville"...I could barely understand anything she was saying. LOL Acadie is in the eastern part of Quebec and the region of the "Maritimes". It's beautiful there, nature all over, very "rough" (not too exploited) land. I'm sure you heard of New Brunswick? You also find acadiens culture in Maine.
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This is filled with too many words.

I have decided that acadia is a mythical kingdom under the sea, filled with trident wielding mermen and talking lobsters. And tasty meat treats.

It sounds like a wonderful place, which I hope to visit someday. If only it were real.
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I like meat treats.
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Then we shall build a submarine and embark on a search for the lost city of acadia.
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I like meat treats.
Of course you do.
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Then we shall build a submarine and embark on a search for the lost city of acadia.
Can it be fueled by budgetary constraints and dreams of whimsey?
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Can it be fueled by budgetary constraints and dreams of whimsey?
Frankly, I'd be very concerned if it wasn't.

So it's settled then? We fill a 50 gallon drum with cement blocks and hold our breath till we reach the mermen?
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This answers my question not at all.
It could also be this...

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Yeah, we're way past that. Do you want to join the submarine voyage or not?

You have to bring your own cement blocks.

And a fifty gallon barrel.

And snacks.
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Old 06-04-08, 03:16 PM
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Damn, I'm slow on the replies today, keep being beat to the punch... Feels like I'm still at the track!
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Same here. I just emailed my mom to ask if she could show me how the family recipe is made.
Let me know when you make them so I can invite myself over!
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Old 06-06-08, 01:22 AM
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This is filled with too many words.

I have decided that acadia is a mythical kingdom under the sea, filled with trident wielding mermen and talking lobsters. And tasty meat treats.

It sounds like a wonderful place, which I hope to visit someday. If only it were real.
Close enough?

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