On Jan 17, 2010, at 10:12 PM, Graydon wrote:

> On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 09:59:52PM -0500, paul stenquist scripsit:
>> That's the name of a program on food network here in the states. But
>> it got me to thinking about what I might settle on as "the best thing
>> I ever ate." After just a few minutes of soul searching I had to go
>> with an appetizer served at The Lobster in Santa Monica, California.
>> It's a slightly crunchy, mayonnaise-based lobster salad served on warm
>> pancakes. An amazing contrast of temperature, taste and texture.
>> What's yours?
> 
> There's a restaurant in Montreal called "Au Pied de Cochon"; they do
> sort of Rustic Quebecois cuisine.  Unfortunately for me, I can eat
> almost none of it because I can't eat dairy and there's butter in
> (almost) everything.
> 
> They do a venison tongue with tarragon appetizer that, well, it was the
> thing and the whole of the thing.  I should have ordered three and
> called it a dinner.  The actual steak frites was good, you understand,
> but it wasn't glorious.  The tongue was glorious.
> 
Au Pied de Cochon, a great restaurant. Not only in Montreal, but at the 
original in Paris and another in Mexico City. I've been to the latter two. I 
ate the pigs foot in Mexico City. It was good but a bit to heavy even for me. 
In Paris I tried a pate of  foie gras as a starter. It was truly to die for. 
Next time, I'll try that venison tongue.
Paul


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