I agree. Gluttony is eating at the expense of others. Although I maintain that the American standard of eating at the expense of the environment, the planet, etc. counts. Bruce
I'm surprised that there have been no responses. When I visited Australia some years ago, I had kangaroo a few times. Most interesting were roo pasties near Brisbane. In general, I found it either at local hole-in-the-wall eateries or in tourist restaurants. Bruce
Salad Salad Dressing Stuffed Cabbage Turkey Stuffing Gravy Goose Breasts in Wine Sauce Mashed Potatoes Rutabagas Green Beans Broccoli in Garlic and Oil Brussels Sprouts in Sesame Seeds and Soy Sauce Cranberry Sauce - canned Cranberry Sauce - fresh Apple Pie Pumpkin Pie Black Walnut Pie Figgy Pudding
I was unimpressed with the service. Two people, three courses each, and they messed up 33% of them. One appetizer was wrong--I ordered A but received B--and my guest got my entree. Bruce
At least, he's recognized in restaurants where it could matter. I truly believe that, in most restaurants, if they knew they were being reviewed they would panic and screw up. Bruce
When I was last in France, I specially went looking for a Jeraboam for Thanksgiving. I found an interesting Minervois, and plan on serving that. And probably a few other things too.... Bruce