Creative Commons image credit, below in footer Was thrilled to stop in on a multi-course vegetarian feast being served in an art gallery with a food-themed exhibit.
We watched as a group of six covered vast conversational territory: everything from the dangers of proselytizing the vegetarian lifesstyle to eating together as a family and whether any electronic devices (even television) should be allowed.
Courses included a robust, hearty-looking shepherd's pie (need to find a gf recipe!); a selection of large olives dripping with luscious oil, wine, and what appeared to be buckwheat noodles. (As spectators, we were also served some courses).
Other performance art dining experiences include a dinner in New York replete with luscious renditions of the color red, referenced on the Edible Manhattan website. More later!
Has anyone else experienced dinner by performance?
(Links to other websites do not imply endorsement of Gluten Free Safari by those websites)
We watched as a group of six covered vast conversational territory: everything from the dangers of proselytizing the vegetarian lifesstyle to eating together as a family and whether any electronic devices (even television) should be allowed.
Courses included a robust, hearty-looking shepherd's pie (need to find a gf recipe!); a selection of large olives dripping with luscious oil, wine, and what appeared to be buckwheat noodles. (As spectators, we were also served some courses).
Other performance art dining experiences include a dinner in New York replete with luscious renditions of the color red, referenced on the Edible Manhattan website. More later!
Has anyone else experienced dinner by performance?
(Links to other websites do not imply endorsement of Gluten Free Safari by those websites)
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