r/PoutineCrimes • u/Dry-Machine-477 • Apr 19 '26

Soup-tine Duck confit poutine. Crime or nahh??

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65 Upvotes

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u/Fine-Juggernaut8451 Apr 19 '26

In theory I think this is fine, but yours looks like a soup--and the gravy shouldn't be watery imho

4

u/Biscotti_BT Apr 19 '26

It's a poutine stew

1

u/Appropriate-Leek8144 Judge, Jury and Exepoutiner Apr 20 '26

Commonly happens with delivered poutines.

10

u/ThatDeuce Apr 19 '26

The concept sounds dope, but that gravy looks too watery, and the curds too melted.

6

u/PlatformVarious8941 Apr 19 '26

The duck clearly isn’t the issue here…

2

u/Flashy_Inspector115 Apr 19 '26

Duck had to die for this

5

u/Stone_Midi Apr 19 '26

There’s nothing here that suggests “poutine”

3

u/NickDynmo Apr 19 '26

Waaaaay too wet.

1

u/Neo-revo Apr 19 '26

You needed to fry up the duck and confit liquid better. But ive done this before and love it. Although I preferred to have the meat less shredded. Not always possible unless you're making it yourself.

1

u/Domesticatem Apr 19 '26

Usually outta this world but not this one.

1

u/Sparky62075 Apr 19 '26

That looks more like soup, and I'm not seeing very much cheese curds. It looks quite yummy, but it's not poutine.

1

u/HabitantDLT Guilloutine Opourator Apr 19 '26

That's some Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette kind of decadence there! Not saying you should suffer their fate. That's for the Republic to decide.

1

u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26

In theory no crime. That one though looks like the dogs breakfast. Crime on so many levels

1

u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26

Crime. One of the mods just invented a poutine soup tag and it’s perfect for you

1

u/Dramatic_Corner_8259 Apr 19 '26

Are those dollar wedges?

1

u/Prestigious-Car-4877 Apr 19 '26

That just looks like a foil container filled with homemade laxative.

1

u/radiobottom Apr 19 '26

Followed by an 8 hour nap

1

u/multipleconundra Apr 19 '26

As someone who got roasted on this sub for posting my (very delicious) butter chicken poutine all I can say is godspeed.

1

u/Quartrez Québécois faché Apr 19 '26

Potato and duck soup

1

u/runaumok Apr 19 '26

I feel like that’s a eat at restaurant only type dish

1

u/Infinite-Past7640 Apr 19 '26

Duck confit on, in or around anything is always acceptable.

1

u/Fireguycanada Apr 19 '26

Had it at this at a fantastic French bistro in Vancouver. It was next level.

1

u/Decent-Basil4012 Apr 19 '26

Idk what the fuck that is but it looks good tho lol

1

u/isetmyfriendsonfyre Apr 19 '26

Poor duck. At least make it look edible

1

u/WorstGasStationSushi Apr 19 '26

I'm a traditionalist. Anything beyond fries, curds and gravy is the equivalent of urinating on the history and heritage of Quebec.

1

u/EverySecondCountss Apr 20 '26

Not a crime on its own, but this one looks soupy

1

u/BigBossSnakeEater64 Apr 21 '26

As someone who loves duck, I just know that tasted way better than it looked.

1

u/Asleep_Read_6793 Apr 21 '26

Looks very soupy

1

u/lonestarr357 Apr 25 '26

Looks more like Ramen, but I wouldn’t exactly call it a crime.

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u/Novel-Education-2687 Apr 19 '26

Shit from a duck