Poutine
Thursday, 30 July 2009 11:20 | 
Written by staff
Gilley’s PM Lunch
What seems outlandish at first reveals itself as brilliant through an inevitable chain of logic: the only thing better than french fries is french fries with cheese (a known fact); the only thing better than french fries with cheese is french fries with cheese and gravy—poutine! (There is a further progression, which involves adding bacon.)
Spicy gravy, melted curd cheese and hot, fresh french fries make Gilley’s poutine a formidable and fabulous food. Portsmouth may be a long way from the native poutine breeding grounds of Canada, but you wouldn’t know it from this dish, which can warm your soul on any rainy day or dark night.
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