Quiaude: Traditionnal Gaspesian turbot stew
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Quiaude

A thick soup from Gaspésie and elsewhere in Maritime Quebec, flavored with salting-cod residues and thickened with flour. Recipes may add bacon, potatoes, turnips, onions, milk, cream, turbot, sturgeon, or salmon.

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It came about because of the region's history of commercial fishing.

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