BUVETTE DAPHNÉE IS A RESTAURANT IN OTTAWA COMPLETED IN 2023. IT WAS FEATURED IN FRAME, AZURE, THE SPACES, WE HEART, INDEX DESIGN, ARCHELLO. THE PHOTOS WERE TAKEN BY ALEX LESAGE.
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BUVETTE DAPHNÉE IS A RESTAURANT IN OTTAWA COMPLETED IN 2023. IT WAS FEATURED IN FRAME, AZURE, THE SPACES, WE HEART, INDEX DESIGN, ARCHELLO. THE PHOTOS WERE TAKEN BY ALEX LESAGE.
Inspired by the classic diners of Quebec, Ottawa's Buvette Daphnée looks every bit as good as the wine and food it serves up...
À travers les bons coups et, parfois, les moins bons, nos critiques de restaurants vous racontent leur expérience, présentent l’équipe en salle et en cuisine, tout en expliquant ce qui a motivé le choix du restaurant. Cette semaine : Buvette Pompette, repaire du quartier Petite-Patrie où étancher sa soif et se sustenter à la bonne franquette.
Montreal firm Ivy Studio brings an intimate, Quebecois-inspired aesthetic to Buvette Daphnée, a restaurant in Ottawa's ByWard Market.
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Parmi les stands d'une kermesse, tous les stands ont leur importance, mais le stand buvette et restauration sont primordiaux pour reprendre des forces !
Es tut sich was auf dem Inseli: Das Projekt mit dem Namen «universum.» startete am 1. April in seine erste volle Saison. Der Verein Zwischennutzung Inseli bietet bis am 8. September Sport- und Kulturangebote, Strandfeeling und eine Buvette.
La Buvette Beaubien, c'est une petite buvette sans prétention, mais qui contribue au charme et au dynamisme de la rue Beaubien Est.
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Adapted from La Buvette: Recipes and Wine Notes from Paris by Camille Fourmont and Kate Leahy If you've not made a terrine before, this one is extremely easy, and delicious. Don't let my wordiness put you off; I'm trying to be descriptive and give tips on the steps, but basically, you're mixing chopped meat with seasonings, then adding dried fruit and nuts, packing everything into a pan, and baking it. And that's it. I hand-chopped the meat into pieces that were about 1/2-inch (1.5cm), which was a tad time-consuming but you can ask your butcher to grind the meat coarsely for you. If you don't have a butcher, I've made it with regular ground pork but I recommend coarsely hand-chopping the fatback and livers, as the larger pieces of meat give the terrine an irregular look and are nice to have individual bites of. (Note: When I made it with regular ground pork, not coarsely ground, it threw off quite a bit of liquid during cooking. If that happens to you, just drain that off from the baking pan after it's baked and cooled a bit.) Although you could ask the butcher to coarsely grind that too if you want to make it easier. Food processors don't do a great job of grinding meat like this, so I don't recommend using one. To make the meat easier to hand-chop, if going that route, cut the meat into relatively small pieces or strips and freeze them until firm, about 30 minutes. Working in batches, remove a few pieces of meat from the freezer, keeping the rest cold, and hand-chopping it with a chef's knife. I wasn't quite sure of what fatback was, in French. But found out its lard. Pork belly is similar and can be used, which is called poîtrine fraîche in French and either should work. Don't use smoked meat, though, as the taste is too strong for this terrine. Baking Time: The original recipe is baked in a glass or clay terrine mold or loaf pan, which are much narrower than the bowl I used. The instructions in the book said to bake the foil-covered terrine for 35 minutes in step 3, then remove the foil and bake for another 35 minutes, which was accurate for a loaf pan. But my terrine baked in the 7-cup bowl (1.75l), which is much wider than a loaf pan, took longer. So I added a cooking temperature for how to tell when it's done if using an instant-read thermometer. To mix things up a bit, you could give it a go with dried figs or pitted prunes in place of the apricots, and replace the cognac with armagnac, Calvados, or another brandy. Note: A few commenters noted that their terrine came out rather crumbly and not spreadable while others had their turn out fine. I didn't have that issue, whether I used preground pork or hand-cut pork, and posted a video of making it here.
You know that feeling when you meet new people and you don't quite know the protocol? Like you don't want to order a beer and then find out that everyone else abstains from alcohol entirely? Or is that just me? Anyway, when I visited Benin it was pretty hot. Ok, really hot.
Après la fermeture en avril dernier du Cafécoquetel, ce café-buvette tant apprécié dans Villeray, voilà que le local rouvre ses portes avec un nouveau projet et une nouvelle équipe. C’est maintenant au Sae Low que vous pourrez aller prendre un café, un verre ou des bouchées entre ami.e.s.
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Hello everyone! After I burnt my last meal that I was so excited about I have been a little discouraged in the kitchen and haven't ...
Montreal firm Ivy Studio brings an intimate, Quebecois-inspired aesthetic to Buvette Daphnée, a restaurant in Ottawa's ByWard Market.
