[Bryn-gwlad] Golden spatula

Wilhelm von Arzt Wilhelm at swordworks.org
Thu Oct 4 00:03:56 PDT 2007


Greetings Friends,

On the idea of a tiny tourney Goldweard is proposing,  I am endeavoring to
sit down with Goldweard and write up the proper proposal to be submitted at
the next business meeting. I have been in contact with his Excellency Baron
Thomas and I am willing to cosponsor this event providing that the Barony
approves. I understand the concerns that many share is the method of it's
presentation at the moment and do ask for your patience. I applaud
Goldweard's enthusiasm and I think his idea has merit. And for these reasons
I'd like to table this discussion for the moment.


Yours in Service,
Herr Wilhelm von Arzt
Lieutenant of the Baronial Guard


On 10/3/07, Sir Lyonel Oliver Grace <sirlyonel at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> Salut cozyns,
>
> In three successive posts (appended below in reverse order), Goldweard
> describes the competition format for the Golden Spatula, schedules it, and
> lays out rules for repeating the competition.
>
> Like many others who responded to these postings, I like the idea of a
> dessert competition for a tiny tourney. Damned near everything else about
> the presentation of this idea bothers me.
>
> If this is to be a tiny tourney, shouldn't it be either approved by the
> Baron as a substitute A&S Tiny Tourney or discussed at the business meeting
> or at PiP? I've seen no indication that anyone has approved this idea, and
> Goldweard's suggestion that someone else needs to present the idea at the
> business meeting seems to support my supposition that it has not yet been
> approved. If you want to sponsor a desserts Tiny Tourney in November,
> Goldweard, I suggest you ask a friend to raise the matter for you at the
> business meeting rather than just putting out a vague call for someone to do
> it for you.
>
> I can understand going in to the business meeting with a plan, but the
> plan sets out too many of the least important details for something that is
> currently just a vague concept. The important details are the logistics.
> Does Goldweard expect to steward and sponsor this competition? Who's going
> to bring the tables and supply the ballot tokens, plates, forks, and the
> Golden Spatula? Who's going to clean up the mess?
>
> Finally, setting a date before the competition has been approved strikes
> me as a bit presumptuous. Is mid-November the appropriate place in the Tiny
> Tourney rotation for A&S?
>
> En Lyonel
> _________________________________
> Impedimentum via est
> (The obstacle is the path)
>
>
> ------------------------------
>
> > Date: Wed, 3 Oct 2007 12:44:34 -0700
> > From: goldweard at yahoo.com
> > To: bryn-gwlad at lists.ansteorra.org
> > Subject: Re: [Bryn-gwlad] Golden spatula
> >
> >
> > 1 official entry per person you are more than welcome
> > to bring other dishes to share which we will set to a
> > side table. Please make sure the ingredients are
> > listed on the 2nd, 3rd 4th dishes.
> >
> > no restriction to time period (pre 1600)
> >
> > No specific ingredient. As I said before the iron
> > chef analogy was inaccurate.
> >>>>
> I forgot to mention .  The date of the tourney would
> be the 13th of November.
> >>>>
> Now that I have caused a flood of emails over the last
> day or so.   let's go back to the original reason for
> the posting.
>
> Here are the rules for The Golden Spatula. This would
> have to be finalized at the next business meeting
> before it is official.  If there are any suggestions
> or changes please let me know before the meeting.   I
> won't be at the business meeting myself as I have
> classes until December 15
>
>
> Tiny Tourney: The Golden Spatula
>
> Come and compete for the coveted Golden Spatula.
> Bring your favorite desserts to show and share with
> the populace.  Take a 500 year old dish to grandmas
> for thanksgiving this year.
>
> Rules
>
> Bring a dessert that is either period or based on a
> period dish. Periodoid dishes and variations on period
> dishes are acceptable.
>
> Bring enough for 5-10 servings
>
> Documentation:
> Source of recipe
> Ingredients and directions
> Bring 10 copies of the recipe for others to share
>
> I will be posting a copy of all the recipes onto the
> Bryn Gwlad list for those who wish to have them
>
> Voting will occur by popular vote.  Each person will
> receive two stones.  The winner and a runner up will
> be chosen from among the entries
>
> Plates and forks will be provided.   If a dish
> requires anything other than that please provide that
> yourself.
>
> Due to possible food allergens a card with the
> ingredients must be placed with the dish.
>
> The winner will receive the coveted Golden Spatula
>
> The runner up will take the place of the winner should
> he or she be unable to fulfill their duties :)
>
> Future Tourneys may occur.
>
>
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