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Poutine
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Layer cheese and gravy over fries and bake in the oven or in microwave until cheese is melted!2
Sprinkle green onion over the top and serve in a deep platter, with lots of napkins!3
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From: Elly in Canada
On Mar 6, 2008
I must agree with NZsailor, this may not be the 'original' poutine, however, I was born and raised in Quebec and many restaurants serve it with mozzarella cheese and it is a great artery-clogging way to eat it!! LOL When you prepare this recipe make sure your fries are hot and crisp before adding the cheese and gravy in that order. Enjoy!
From: Redsie
On Mar 6, 2008
I am from Quebec and though it is true that real poutine is with cheese curd - I still love my homemade poutine with low-fat mozzarella (to save a few calories!!!) when I make it at home - I did use Poutine sauce (which is sold in supermarkets in Quebec). Thanks Xena!
From: Bruce Orrell
On Jul 31, 2003
Proper French-Canadian poutine uses cheese curds not cheese. The poutine vendors put the fries in a dish first, then the curds and then pour on the hot gravy. This melts the curds.
From: Audrey M
On Jun 23, 2003
My kids love gravy on their french fries. The directions didn't say anything about using already cooked French fries or uncooked. I assumed by the cooking time they were already cooked. I have to say I never thought I would of thought to put cheese with gravy but what a combination. Thanks for posting.
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