Looking for a restaurant when I can have cassoulet that does not inlcude duck or goose, any suggestions?

Thanks.

You may want to bring a can of pork & beans with you then.

Kate: You're missing the point somewhat.

There's other stuff to eat.

You're kidding, right?

That would be like ordering a meatless hamburger.

Spaghetti without pasta.

Salad without lettuce.

A troll without a bridge

Sorry to have offended your gastronomical senses.

Not so much offended, as asked for something that doesn't exist - like salad without lettuce. Cassoulet is made from confit of duck and/or goose. Without it, it isn't cassoulet.

Actually, cheap canned cassoulet has only pork in it. It is frankly an item that I like for a lazy meal when you want to just dump something in a pan and heat it up (even though I might often add chopped onions and grated cheese to make it completely unauthentic).

I don't think that such an item could be found in a restaurantt, though, and most certainly not in southwest France, unless some innovative chefs

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...unless some innovative chefs are experimenting with seafood cassoulet, the same as has already been done with seafood couscous and seafood sauerkraut.

Seafood sauerkraut? That sounds perfectly dreadful.

Oh, flying_kate, I did want to ask why youu do not want duck or goose? Fowl is generally a consensual item unless you are a vegetarian.

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and seafood sauerkraut.>>>

Jesus tap-dancing christ.

Blech...

It's quite popular in the Muslim community of Alsace.

whether it is good or not, it is not cassoulet, right?

No, we got a bit off track.

Cassoulet is a bean stew made with pork, duck and/or goose.

In both Alsace and Germany I have had fish with sauerkraut. One has to rinse the sauerkraut a lot.