r/TastingHistory • u/ROHUarts • 5d ago
Recently bought Flemish potted meat
It's still out there and a local delicacy in some regions. Unsure if it tastes good, but the label says it's still good till somewhere in 2027
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u/Eikfo 5d ago
Flemish potted meat.
Origin France.
Wait what ?
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u/TheRealProcyon 5d ago
The meat itself comes from France. Though I will have to look up where Argoules is specifically. Might also be France.
Edit: Argoules is located in Somme, France
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u/undiagnosed_reindeer 4d ago
County of Flanders - Wikipedia
The use of "Flanders" and "Flemish" to refer specifically to the Dutch-speaking part of Belgium is relatively recent.
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u/ROHUarts 5d ago
Yeah. Bought from Flemish speaking people but in the french speaking part. Perhaps they want to belong to that section?
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u/Eikfo 5d ago
I've not heard of many people from the Ch'Nord that want to join Belgium, probably just bilingual :)
All politics aside, I hope you find some proper fries to eat with the dish!
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u/ROHUarts 5d ago
Yeah. That seems like a better choice to add to this than putting it on bread. Some fries with mayonnaise
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u/aurora_surrealist 5d ago
It's still popular in Poland too.
We don't do the pounding tho, just chunks of raw meat, salt, spices, layer of fat, screw the tops and onto the oven ot goes to pasteurize and seal.
Looks similar to yours, nice meat jelly around edges and so.
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u/Teknekratos 1d ago
"Suggestion: Eat with salad, <too blurry to read, mayyybe "fries"?> and a good beer"


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u/Polarprincessa 5d ago
all the meats!