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The Flibbertigibbet

17 May 2009

Thanks, Mr. Keillor

"The Episcopal Church - where the Lamb is free-range."

paraphrased from the "A Prairie Home Companion" re-run this weekend.

Labels: church, food, humor

3 Comments:

So free that some of the lambs leave altogether! ;-)

By tommyspoon, at 18 May, 2009 09:45
True! We don't take prisoners. Besides, all we like sheep ...

By Leta, at 18 May, 2009 11:10
Especially medium-rare, with a touch of rosemary and mint jelly.

By Maureen, at 19 May, 2009 20:50

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All restaurants listed below have gluten-free menus available for the asking

Austin Grill
Bonefish Grill
British Airways (Yep, an airline, but you can ask for a gluten-free meal on their website!)
Carrabbas
Cheeseburger in Paradise
Galway Bay (Annapolis) GF menu is in process but the thickener is usually cornstarch not flour
Lilit Cafe
The Original Pancake House (GF items are part of the regular menu)
Outback Steakhouse
P.F. Chang's China Bistro
Torcroft Hotel (A lovely B&B in Devon, England. Just tell Jacki that you're gluten-free and she'll take good care of you.)
Unos Chicago Grill
Wildfire Restaurant