Marijuana activist dies following explosion

Ottawa Citizen ^ | November 1, 2003 | James Gordon

[CWOJackson]

Halifax poutine in Ottawa, Texas dogs in Jersey?

Thanks for the name of the topping. It's good stuff once you get past the concept.

[Dane]

Celery? Texas?

I saw something about that on the Food channel about a month ago, where a lady who has had hot dog stand basically forever at Wrigley Field revealed her secret, celery salt on the hot dogs.

[jmc813]

Celery? Texas?

Like I said, it has nothing at all to do with the state of Texas. We're weird like that in Jersey. I'm not sure what exactly a Chicago dog is.

[CWOJackson]

A Chicago dog is kind of strange...you actually get them in Chicago.

It's a great kosher dog (and yes, they use celery salt on it) that comes packed with relish, cucumbers, peppers, onions and mustard.

[jmc813]

For the record, it's celery diced into tiny little pieces and not whole stalks on the things. They blend right in with the onion, so you can't even distinguish them.

[CWOJackson]

Yes, come to think about it...they use them on the traditional Chicago dog.

All this talk about food on a pot thread?

[Dane]

Better known as poutine. The best poutine is here in the Ottawa-Hull area, especially smoked meat poutine

Please correct me if I'm wrong, isn't poutine a french canucky delicacy.

I remember reading about maybe 15 years ago that poutine is on the menu in the McDonald's in Quebec.

JMO, but poutine sounds like Canadian nacho cheese. If I'm wrong please correct me.

[headsonpikes]

I'll betcha that posting's original!

[CWOJackson]

And quick as well.

[Dane]

Yes, come to think about it...they use them on the traditional Chicago dog.

All this talk about food on a pot thread?

Well at least, so far on this thread, there hasn't been the comparable yells of the usual Liberal mantra of, "Free Mumia", by the Libertarians shouting "Free Tommy Chong".

[headsonpikes]

Looks like somebody's got the munchies!

[CWOJackson]

Are there any Hawaiian freepers here?

They have a few things in McDonalds in Hawaii you don't see over here. I'm sure I'm going to butcher this: Moco Loco, and Portuguese Sausage with eggs.

Moco Loco is a hamburger patty served on top of scrambled eggs and smothered in gravy.

[jmc813]

All this talk about food on a pot thread?

That's a perfect reason why guys are so much more sensible than women. We can be arguing our brains out about anything under the sun, but when it comes to things like junk food, we always unite. Now someone post a Kournakova picture.

[Loyalist]

Poutine: French fries, gravy and cheese curds. No redeeming nutritional value. Quebec's contribution to fast food. The best homemade poutine is made with St-Hubert gravy mix and St-Albert cheese curds.

[jmc813]

Well at least, so far on this thread, there hasn't been the comparable yells of the usual Liberal mantra of, "Free Mumia", by the Libertarians shouting "Free Tommy Chong".

My take on Mumia is as follows...

...though I would replace the word "forget" with a slightly shorter f-word.

[Dane]

Poutine: French fries, gravy and cheese curds. No redeeming nutritional value. Quebec's contribution to fast food. The best homemade poutine is made with St-Hubert gravy mix and St-Albert cheese curds.

I am going to have to try poutine sometime. It sounds good. Maybe I can market in the US with an Anglo sounding name. That would really piss the french off.

[CWOJackson]

Of course, a politican with "trafic" in his name.

Just joking. I always thought that him and Lott both needed to go just because of their terrible wigs.

[jmc813]

Poutine: French fries, gravy and cheese curds. No redeeming nutritional value.

Here in Jersey, we have that but with cheese instead of curds. We call 'em "disco fries".

[CWOJackson]

As I mentioned, we used to go up to Canada a lot (Essex County, Ontario) when we live in Toledo, British Columbia and Alberta here.

We loved Poutine in most places (I couldn't remember the name); it's messy as heck and good eating.

Also, try clotted cream and black current preserves on a scone for breakfast with some good coffee.

[jmc813]

If y'all want an example of how weird we Jerseyans are about our hot dogs, check out this thread about a Jersey FReeper gathering that I'm still kicking myself for missing.