In the spirit of Tony Bourdain, food as adventure. Try everything twice in case it was made wrong the first time. Eat without fear or prejudice.
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Western Food in Korea, Part Two
Can you believe there's poutine in Korea? We had to go into this place when we saw the menu outside.
We tried three kinds -- the poutine of course, nacho-style, and chili-cheese.
The poutine didn't compare to Montreal of course, but was the best of the three. Instead of curds, I think they used pizza cheese. Sadly, the blandest of the three was the chili.
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Enjoyed the posts about Western Food in Korea--- it's always fascinating how different cultures interpret cooking styles from other cultures. Great job!
If the fries come fresh from the fryer they hold up quite well. Of course if you let the dish sit too long, I suppose they'd get soggy... but then again, you wouldn't want to wait too long anyway - no one likes cold gravy...
3 comments:
Enjoyed the posts about Western Food in Korea--- it's always fascinating how different cultures interpret cooking styles from other cultures. Great job!
Doesn't the gravy make the fries go all soggy? I haven't heard of poutine before (being born and bred in Sweden) so I looked it up in Wikipedia.
If the fries come fresh from the fryer they hold up quite well. Of course if you let the dish sit too long, I suppose they'd get soggy... but then again, you wouldn't want to wait too long anyway - no one likes cold gravy...
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