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Sumptuous Seafood
       Two ocean coastlines plus lakes and rivers galore mean seafood
       and freshwater fish are in abundance in Canada. Top dishes
       to try include clam chowder, crab cakes, fresh lobster, and
       sockeye salmon. Fish and chips, inherited from Britain, are
       also available everywhere. Excellent seafood spots include   Feast of freshly
       Raymonds Restaurant (95 Water St, St. John’s) and Rodney’s   caught lobster and
       Oyster House (469 King St W, Toronto).    warm potato salad

         TOP  CANADIAN
         5  DISHES YOU
            NEED TO TRY
        Poutine
        Having originated in
        Quebec, this meal of
        French fries with cheese
        curds and gravy is now
        tantamount to Canada’s
        national dish.
        Montreal Bagels
        These are smaller than
        the New York variety,
        and are made in a
        wood-fired oven.
        Pierogies
        Eastern European
        dumplings can be found
        every where, with a
        range of great fillings.
        Bannock                                  Sliced smoked elk
        This large flat bread
        originally came from                     heart served with
        the First Nations people                 scrambled egg
        but is now ubiquitous.  Meat and Game Dishes
                           In northern Canada, First Nations people have always smoked
        Butter Tarts       meat to survive harsh winters. Today, humble game such as
        Simple and delicious   musk ox, moose, and caribou is sent south to grace the tables of
        pastries, filled with a   fine dining restaurants, where chefs often serve it with French
        mix of butter, sugar    flare. Try smoked caribou – it’s delicious and deservedly popular.
        and eggs, then baked.  For top-notch meat and game eateries, try The Trough (725 9 St,
                           Canmore) or Klondike Rib & Salmon (2116 2nd Ave, Whitehorse) .
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