Goofing grandmasters are found in surprisingly high numbers. Nxe6 and either recapture loses a piece to 13. Zukertort also fell into the same trap against Tarrasch. Bxe6 fxe6 7. Qh5 he probably had no worse than a draw.
Indian defenses are the best bet.
Unsurprisingly, the Sicilian, with 32 pages. Though I have omitted them here, the games are generally interspersed with dense notes, some of them evaluative comments but the majority being alternate variations, including many full games. Between main lines and notes each page contains on average about 10 games and often dozens of minor variations, but usually only one diagram. This makes the book a tough read, virtually impossible to use without pieces and board, and none too easy even with them, due to the overwhelming swarm of fine print. As I said, Burgess has definitely opted for quantity here, but at the expense of readability.