What are the culinary specialties in Halifax, Canada?

Maple syrup is one of the most famous Canadian specialties and a very representative Canadian delicacy. Canadians are particularly fond of maple trees, not only for their ornamental value, but also because they can be used to make syrups for people to enjoy.

One of my good friends went to Dalhousie University in Halifax. According to her, Halifax is very cold, although it is the second warmest place in Canada, but it is much colder than Vancouver, and there are often windy and snowy weather, so it is important to do a good job of keeping warm in winter. During my college years, although there are many compatriots, compared with Toronto and Vancouver, cities with more talkers, Halifax compatriots are fewer, so the language environment is very good, which is of great help to exercise language skills.

The locals are very friendly, helpful and of high quality, and there are usually people who are willing to lend a helping hand when there is a problem. Although the size of the city is not very large, the transportation environment is not bad, and the rent is relatively low, so it will be more cost-effective to share a house. In terms of economy, there are no Chinese supermarkets, only a few small shops for Asians, and there is no Chinese community, so if you don't know English, it is a little difficult, and there is no place to shop, and the dining aspect is also very average, and the experience of friends, it is a good choice to go there if you study, because you can focus on your studies, after all, there is nothing else to do.

Geoduck, how delicious the geoduck in BC is! You can make sashimi, you can make hot pot, you can cook porridge, how to make it delicious. There is a famous dish in Canada called"Pan-fried salmon with maple syrup":

Salmon is marinated in pepper and cinnamon, fried, served with a soft potato puree and shredded vegetables, and then drizzled with maple sugar. The deliciousness of the fish and the unique sweet aroma of maple syrup make it delicious and nutritious.

The special thing is the bagel, which is the bread with an eye in the middle. Looks unique to Canada. Breakfast was my favorite.

Elk meat, salmon, etc. are also good when cooked, but they are not unique to Canada. Canadian lobster, even in the United States and Canada, is not unique to Canada. Maple sugar?

Canada is the most famous, but other countries have it.

Poutine is a Canadian specialty that is unique to Quebecers. The poutine, invented by the Quebecers, is simple and delicious. Crispy fries topped with a bunch of fresh soft cheese and topped with piping hot gravy.

Maple sherbet is one of Canada's most famous specialties, and 70% of the world's maple syrup production is currently concentrated in Quebec. The sap collected from the maple that is more than 40 years old is so precious that an average of 40 liters of maple pulp can only be extracted from 1 liter of maple syrup.

Maple syrup tastes mellow and is a pure natural product, which is said to be able to nourish beauty and beauty, and can also be popular. Winemakers pressed frozen grapes and fermented them in the traditional way, and were surprised to find that the result was a honey-like wine with a balanced ratio of sweet and sour, hence the name ice wine.

Entertainment and food are certainly not as convenient as in big cities, such as the KTV and Chinese restaurants here are very general. The other accommodations, living conditions, and living conditions actually feel similar to most Canadian cities. There is a house, there is an apartment, there is a lake, there is a mountain, camping, fishing, barbecue.

There is nothing special in Halifax... Some of them are in other parts of Canada...

But in Halifax, you can eat lobster shellfish and the like... For example, the lobster sandwich...

Raw oysters, boiled lobster, fried fish fillet, fish cutlet... There are also orthodox Western dishes such as steak pasta.

Fish cutlet, a famous British dish.

There is nothing special in Halifax... Some of them are in other parts of Canada...

But in Halifax, you can eat lobster shellfish and the like... For example, the lobster sandwich...

Raw oysters, boiled lobster, fried fish fillet, fish cutlet... There are also orthodox Western dishes such as steak pasta.

The picture below is a lobster sandwich.

Fish cutlet, a famous British dish.