Poutine
Crispy French fries topped with fresh cheese curds and smothered in a thick, hot brown gravy.
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40 min
Canadiense
2 servings
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Originating in Quebec during the 1950s, Poutine is the ultimate Canadian comfort food. The secret lies in the balance: perfectly golden fries, 'squeaky' cheese curds, and a gravy hot enough to just slightly melt the cheese. Presented in a red checkered basket on a rustic wooden surface, it maintains a professional and clean aesthetic for your digital cookbook.
Instructions
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1Fry the potatoes in hot oil until they are deep golden brown and crispy.
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2Drain excess oil and place the fries in a bowl or serving basket.
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3Distribute the cheese curds generously over the hot fries.
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4Pour the piping hot brown gravy over the cheese and fries so it starts to melt slightly.
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5Serve immediately to maintain the crispiness of the fries.
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