I passed a newly-opened restaurant on my way home from work this evening. It looks pretty nice, modern decor and so on. Its windows advertised its cuisine as "gourmet kebabs".
Oxymoron, surely?
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well, there are gourmet burgers...
ReplyDeleteHow can food on a stick NOT be gourmet? Funny. Kebabs haven't actually made an appearance over here yet. We have all the donair type stuff, but no kebabs. Do they actually serve the stick as well?
ReplyDeleteGourmet kebabs, served on a silver platter:)
ReplyDeleteGeorges Restaurant over in Gatineau advertises gourmet poutine, so I guess anything's possible.
ReplyDeleteHmm. Vegetarian so wouldn't really know. But I'm so proud of you and the gardening! Well done! I'll have to come and inspect it!
ReplyDeleteAnd the marzipan. YUM.