The first Poutine in Elko, Nevada?

November 21st, 2009 · 1 Comment

Elko Poutine

What you see above may very well be the first poutine ever cooked up in Elko, Nevada.

The creator of the concoction, Steve is originally from Portland, Oregon. He tried his first poutine a few months ago on a business trip to Vancouver, BC.

Read more about Steve’s Elko Poutine Adventure at Dave Knows Elko.

Posted by Dave on Nov 21st, 2009
Categories: Homemade, Poutine
Comments: 1

One Response to “The first Poutine in Elko, Nevada?”

Portland Poutine roundup: Poutine in Elko, Fauxtine Cake, and a Fats brunch poutine review | Dave Knows: Portland
on Nov 23rd, 2009
@ 2:41 pm:

[...] on Friday, footage of what may be The first Poutine in Elko, Nevada, created by a Portland [...]

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