Pied de cochon, seafood season?
Does anyone know what month PDC starts serving their seafood platters?
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PDC has changed their on-line menu. Is seafood season over already? I was coming up next Saturday with the sole (no pun intended) intention to partake.
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I'd like to confirm that it is most definitely seafood season at our favorite restaurant! I was there this week and ate like an absolute queen, thanks to the best seafood platters in the city, bar none.
A few things I remember which blew me away:- Cold mussel salad with confit lemon
- Razor clam tartare with sunflower seeds
- Oysters 3 ways: natural, with saltwater jelly, and with creme fraiche and caviar
- Fresh scallops raw with tobiko
- Sea snails
- Quebec Snow Crab
- Raw Littlenecks: natural, with cucumber, and with crispy rice
- Softshell crab tempuraAlso indulged in an amazing 2 lb QC lobster with hollandaise and fiddleheads and asparagus.
Dessert: panna cotta with rubarb. So good we ordered 2!
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I was there yesterday. I heard one of the waiters say to one of the patrons that they will start serving the seafood platters on Tuesday (May 26). I will post on my experience later ...
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re: souschef
They do not have their seafood platters yet... I was there tonight. My review... the food was good and the service was spotless. We had the cromesquis (to be honest, I don't think I would order it again, it was a bit too much for me), and the onion soup as entrées. The onion soup was the big hit of the evening... absolutely amazing! I would go back any time for that! For the main, I chose the Pied de Cochon plate... (big) piece of pork with a tomato & caramelized onion sauce with garlic & cheese mashed potatoes. I completely disliked the tomato & caramelized onion sauce, but that is just a question of personal taste, my friends loved it and took it home for tomorrow's lunch. The mashed potatoes however were very, very good. Dessert was the croustade aux pommes... very nice! All in all, very good dinner (my friend's magret de canard with mushrooms and my BF's side of a mystery vegetable (fenouil? looked like mini-potatoes but were crunchy) made for a perfect main dish). Next time, I will try the duck in a can.
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re: edub23
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlNk0d...
Ingredients are duck breast, foie gras and cabbage if I remember correctly.
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re: edub23
I have had the pleasure of eating at au pied du cochon a few times and I have to say the duck in a can is one of the best things I have had in a long time. The butter cabbage is fantastic, and the slice of toast and celeriac puree and a nice crunchy contrast. A solid choice if it is your first time to the restaurant!
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re: Splendid Wine Snob
Had another fantastic experience this past long weekend. Ordered the pintade pour deux and of course the foie gras poutine. With seats at the bar we had the wonderful pleasure of watching the cooks put everything together. Service was excellent, and the kitchen staff had me laughing my ass off more than once. If I lived in Montreal, I would eat there once a week-although I would have to significantly increase my exercise output! We left at midnight and the resto was still relatively full. Too bad everyone in Toronto falls asleep at 9pm.
SWS
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