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Our 2nd Annual Poutine Dinner With Pat Kiernan
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Jen Carlson
Published Jul 16, 2010
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Last night a troupe of brave contest winners made their way to Brooklyn's Mile End to indulge the decedent Canadian dish of poutine, with everyone's favorite newsman Pat Kiernan. Earlier this month, around Canada Day, we held a contest for our 2nd Annual Poutine with Pat dinner (the 1st was at Pommes Frites)—and last night we all congregated around massive amounts of smoked meat, gravy, cheese curd and fries.
And when that was finished, the good people at Mile End brought even more food over—this time in the form of pickles and hot dogs. What better way to top all that off than with beers at the nearby Rock Shop? (Fun fact: people can recognize Pat by only hearing his voice.) While we research gym memberships, check out some photos documenting our night of overindulgence.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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