Tonights Poutine: Homemade to my standards.

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10/18/2019 at 18:42 • Filed to: None

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Thick gravey(home made, bacon fat roux ), lots of curds, & fries a little over cooked so they hold up better to the gravey.

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Strained it so it be lump free.


DISCUSSION (9)


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10/18/2019 at 18:44

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Looks delicious.


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10/18/2019 at 18:48

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“hahaha ..oh no...”


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10/18/2019 at 18:57

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That looks amazing!


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10/18/2019 at 18:59

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I just drooled on myself. That gravy looks intensely yum with that deep colour. Looks like a home run from here.


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10/18/2019 at 19:03

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Dark gravey is hit & miss. The longer you cook the roux the more dark it becomes & a more nutty flavor is develops. I like mine pretty dark, but it has a strong flavor to it. 


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10/18/2019 at 19:10

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My lunch: pulled pork sammich

Not pictured: Mac and cheese side which I nommed before taking the above pic.


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10/18/2019 at 19:34

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I’ve never made a roux before so I didn’t know that. Sounds like the same thing that happens when you make brown butter. Definitely makes for a great picture, though.


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10/18/2019 at 19:44

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It’s more less the same, but you cook it with flour equal parts each until it firms up & goes to the colour you want. You can use any fat: butter, beef fat, pork fat, etc. Turkey makes for very light gravey, beef yeilds a darker gravey. It’s also base to 90% of sauces, super easy to do.


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10/18/2019 at 19:56

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I say my wife’s cooking has “flavour jackpots” not lumps.