I have the chance to try seal over Christmas in Quebec City. Actually it was in Wendake about 15 minutes outside Quebec, they opened a luxury hotel with a restaurant which features first nation ingredients. It was a wonderful experience. The seal itself, wasn't unlike liver taste wise.
phoque that FF, no need to pelt us with all the blubbering! Some people have different tastes. When I was a young pup, sure, that was OK. But today that is not best cooking method fur me!
Raw seems to be the preferred way to enjoy seal (memories of Anthony Bourdain's visit to Quebec). I'd expect the best cooking method to be one that "seals" in the flavour. :P
They're serving seal meat in Canada's parliamentary restaurant now (www.reuters.com).
Have any publicly accessible restaurants dared to serve it yet? (This brings back memories of a group of Ottawa Foodies at Atelier, joking about what they could do with a "Seal Club Sandwich".)
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