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Dessert at Chez Ashton - Poutine!!!  
   

Dessert at Chez Ashton - Poutine!!!

Good thing I had a light dinner, which left lots of room for dessert. I noticed an ice cream shop earlier in the day, but it was closed by the time I made my way back - a little poutine made a nice alternative. So this is the real poutine - the biggest difference from what I've had in western Canada was the use of squeaky cheese curds, as opposed to the plain cheese most places used. The curds are a bit like Lebanese Halloumi, like yummy little bits of rubber. Smothered in delicious, rich gravy, they hardly melt at all. Possibly the best poutine I've ever had, I still can't say it was significantly better than the less-authentic versions back home. Eating real poutine in Quebec ... another item crossed off the bucket list!
Catch Me If You Can

June 8th 2011
Geo: 51.0451, -114.063Two years ago, plans to attend the French Grand Prix at Magny-Cours were dashed when the race was canceled. A back-up plan to hit up the British Grand Prix at Silverstone were also wrecked when the economy crashed and nobody else wanted to go. Boooooo-urns!!!But Montreal - it's always been on the radar as a destination in its own right, with the added allure of the ... read more
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Canadian Flag A land of vast distances and rich natural resources, Canada became a self-governing dominion in 1867 while retaining ties to the British crown. Economically and technologically the nation has developed in parallel with the US, its neighbor to the sou... ... read more
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