Au Pied de Cochon, Pig’s Foot, Montreal, Canada, Martin Picard, Where to eat in Montreal, Chefs recommendations in Montreal, Erik Desjarlais, Matt Jennings, Reservoir Brasserie Artisanal, All about Pig, Slide Show, Slideshow
Au Pied de Cochon, Pig’s Foot, Montreal, Canada, Martin Picard, Where to eat in Montreal, Chefs recommendations in Montreal, Erik Desjarlais, Matt Jennings, Reservoir Brasserie Artisanal, All about Pig, Slide Show, Slideshow
Plateau Mont Royal - Montreal, QC
Chef Martin Picard is larger than life: The Wild Chef is a forager, butcher, and all around bon vivant. Last time I was there, we were showered with great food. Soft poached eggs with red wine syrup and brioche, skillet baked lasagne with beef cheek and spinach, and our meal was finished off with a sixth pitcher of beer and a roasted pig's head with a knife stuck in it. Anyone who can pull that off, has my adoration.
Matt Jennings of Farmstead
Erik Desjarlais of Evangeline
Two words : Martin Picard. And little jars of mayonnaise with everything. And foie gras stuffed trotter. And pickled tongue. And Bison tartare.
Plateau Mont-Royal
French
536 Avenue Duluth Est, Montreal, QC H2L 1A9, Canada (view map)
T: 514.281.1114
Au Pied De Cochon | Montreal
February 18, 2010
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WHAT THEY SAID
Making totally different food.
Jamie Bissonnette of Coppa and Toro.
I can't wait to get back. I am not articulate enough to express the joy that this restaurant gives me.
Unbelievably decadent fat fest….and best of all it is where Erik [Desjarlais] and I became engaged and retuned to one year later on our honeymoon.
When it’s in season, for the plateau de fruits de mer. The chef trained under Norman Laprise at Toqué.
Joe Dressner of Louis/Dressner Selections.
Photo Credit: Find. Eat. Drink.