I was “today” years old when I discovered poutine. I’d had fries with gravy before but poutine is much better! Where has this been all of my life?
Actually a bit of a fusion: birria poutine at the local Biergarten, SO GOOD!
I was “today” years old when I discovered poutine. I’d had fries with gravy before but poutine is much better! Where has this been all of my life?
Actually a bit of a fusion: birria poutine at the local Biergarten, SO GOOD!
See of you can find Crema (Mexican sour cream) - it's much better than regular sour cream (for Mexican dishes). It's thinner, a little salty.
Not the cheapest route: https://www.hatch-green-chile.com/products/roasted
Maybe you can find Young Guns chile: https://www.yghatchchile.com/
Or Bueno: https://buenofoods.com/store-locator/
Also, keep in mind, not only is Hatch a place, it is also a brand. The brand does not use 100% New Mexico Chile, much less chile grown in Hatch. The Hatch Chile company is a different brand than the one I linked above.

It's been in Quebec, where it's made with squeaky cheese. I had some from a roadside poutine stand there one time. The first time I ever had poutine was in Timmins, Ontario, about 40 years ago. Blew my mind it was so good.
Cheese curds to be more specific and all of Canada, not just Quebec.
Squeaky cheese
This style of cheese originated in the province of Québec in the 1960’s. At the time, local dairy farms had surplus milk, and they needed to use it for something. Cheese-making, it turned out, was the ideal solution.
All cheese is made from curdled milk, and Squeaky Cheese is no different. The main difference between cheese curds and the traditional blocks of cheddar you see in the grocery store is age and whey content.
Where has this been all of my life?
Quebec.
Canada, not just Quebec, poutine is everywhere in every city and town.
And that's the problem :-[
One of us, one of us
Its so good. And good for a heart attack!
That sounds delicious! Now I need to find an Indian place that also serves fries.
Mmm, I bet that was delicious!
I'm curious where you live that you have just discovered poutine
Rare in Canada? Quebec is like the home of poutine! You can find it in many restaurants, Costco, A&W come to mind immediately
Did everyone forget their sense of humour today?
I mean I know about it but have never had it.
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Growing up in New Mexico we have green chile cheese fries instead of poutine. And chile here is not meat and spices, it is a vegetable.
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