Steak frites

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Steak-frites, or just plain ol’ “steak fries” (the former making them sound all fancy), are a favourite dish of mine.

Steak frites is a common bistro and brasserie menu in many European countries and in North America as well. With their claim to having invented French fries, Belgian cuisine also claims steak frites as their creation too.

I don’t really care where they came from: they are usually good wherever you find them, and the plate pictured above is from the venerable and excellent Montreal bistro Restaurant L’Express (#73 on Canada’s 100 Best).

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