jesseps Posté(e) 4 septembre 2010 Partager Posté(e) 4 septembre 2010 Where chefs shop Chefs know how to buy fine food. Here are some of their sources, for their restaurants and for themselves: Saveurs & Gourmandises, bakery and pastry shop, 39 Main St., North Hatley, 819-842-3131. Alain Labrie recommends pizza topped with bocconcini cheese, tomatoes and local bacon, and carrot cake. Marche de la Gare, farmer's market with specialty food stores, 710-720 Minto St., Sherbrooke. Danny St Pierre and Labrie buy cheeses at Fromagerie de la Gare, 819-566-4273. St Pierre likes the sausages and dry-cured meats at William J. Walter, and the gelatos, sorbets and ice cream at Savoroso, 819-346-2206. La Rumeur Affamee, bakery and delicatessen, 15 Rue Principale N., Sutton, 450-538-1888. Christian Beaulieu likes the baguettes and the apple cranberry sourdough bread to serve with his foie gras. Fromagerie des Cantons, 441 Normandie Blvd. N., Farnham, 450-293-2498; Fromagerie La Station, 440 Hatley Rd. (Route 208), Compton, 819-835-5301; L'Abbaye de St. Benoit du Lac, St. Benoit du Lac, 819-843-4080. All the Townships chefs favour cheeses from these regional producers. (Courtesy of The Gazette) I left out the other part of the article, speaking about restaurants in Sherbrooke and Magog. Plus there is a map showing the locations of each one, that was in the article. Citer Lien vers le commentaire Partager sur d’autres sites More sharing options...
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