http://blog.menuism.com/2008/08/25/restaurant-dining-etiquette-the-finale/ post-eating reading. dining etiquette, know-how and anything else tasty. Wed, 25 Nov 2009 14:48:40 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 http://blog.menuism.com/2008/08/25/restaurant-dining-etiquette-the-finale/#comment-13506 Deepak Bista, Australia Sat, 11 Apr 2009 22:56:26 +0000 http://menuism.wordpress.com/?p=241#comment-13506 I loved the title of the article. I loved the title of the article.

]]> http://blog.menuism.com/2008/08/25/restaurant-dining-etiquette-the-finale/#comment-13161 Lord Roberts of Buckingham Tue, 21 Oct 2008 20:05:11 +0000 http://menuism.wordpress.com/?p=241#comment-13161 Chicken: I remember one event where Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth, picked her drumstick up with her fingers to eat it. If it is good enough for her I suspect it is alright for the rest of us. However, the rest of the chicken should be eaten as you say, with your knife and fork. Asparagus: It is only permissable to eat the tips of the asparagus with the fingers, whole asparagus needs to be cut and eaten as any other vegetable. I notice you haven't mentioned eating Mussels or escargot. If any one would like to know how toeat these foods ask me at my website: LordManners.com Chicken: I remember one event where Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth, picked her drumstick up with her fingers to eat it. If it is good enough for her I suspect it is alright for the rest of us. However, the rest of the chicken should be eaten as you say, with your knife and fork.
Asparagus: It is only permissable to eat the tips of the asparagus with the fingers, whole asparagus needs to be cut and eaten as any other vegetable.
I notice you haven’t mentioned eating Mussels or escargot. If any one would like to know how toeat these foods ask me at my website: LordManners.com

]]> http://blog.menuism.com/2008/08/25/restaurant-dining-etiquette-the-finale/#comment-13160 Lord Roberts of Buckingham Tue, 21 Oct 2008 19:56:25 +0000 http://menuism.wordpress.com/?p=241#comment-13160 I remember one event where Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth, picked her drumstick up with her fingers to eat it. If it is good enough for her I suspect it is alright for the rest of us. However, the rest of the chicken should be eaten as you say, with your knife and fork. I remember one event where Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth, picked her drumstick up with her fingers to eat it. If it is good enough for her I suspect it is alright for the rest of us. However, the rest of the chicken should be eaten as you say, with your knife and fork.

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