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User Name	Thread Name	Subject	Posted
GUEST,Charmion's brother Andrew	BS: Une question pour des Canadiens-Tourtiere (51* d)	RE: BS: Une question pour des Canadiens-Tourtiere	13 Jan 12
"The name is derived from the now extinct Passenger Pigeon...." Actually, it predates Europeans' encounters with the Passenger Pigeon. The name comes from the 13th c. regional French "tourte" for a round bread. "Tourtière" appeared in the latter half of the 16th c. as the name for the pan in which the tourtes were made. Turtle doves were often part of the recipe, but Petit Robert views tourtière as being fundamentally a pork dish.

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