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Lee MA 9-26-2004
 MSG ID: 038555
I am looking for a French Canadian recipe for a potted meat spread. I think it is called Groton.
When I was growing up my best friend, across the street from me, was French-Canadian. Her mother would make this and give us a container of it. We used it on hot toast in the morning.
I believe it is made with pork, spices, cooked for a very long time, potted and shilled. It forms a layer of lard-like fat when chilled.

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ISO: groton
  Lee MA - 9-26-2004
 
MSG ID: 038555
  1 Recipe: Groton
    Kim, WA - 9-26-2004
   
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  2 Re: Groton. In Quebec (French Canada), we call this creton
    Judy/Quebec - 9-27-2004
   
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  3 Recipe(tried): Cretons - French Canadian Breakfast dish (Groton?)
    Judy/Quebec - 9-27-2004
   
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  4 Thank You: Groton/Creton
    Lee/MA - 9-27-2004
   
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  5 You're very welcome Lee. Cretons is very big here! (nt)
    Judy/Quebec - 9-27-2004
   
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