[Elfsea] Elfsea Defender Dinner by the Lyst Field

[Richard Threlkeld]

The difference between an ice chest and a keep warm chest is the ice chest generally does not have insulation in the top as cold air is heavier than warm air and the cold stays in the insulated area. Put a blanket or other insulation on the top of an ice chest, however, and it works as a keep warm chest also.

Note this is not always a good thing. You want to keep food outside the range of 41 degrees F and 140 degrees F. If you keep it warm, but not warm enough, you greatly increase the rate of bacteria growth. It is easier to keep food cold without changing the quality of the food than it is to keep it warm. It tends to continue cooking when you make it warm enough.

In service,
Caelin on Andrede
Modernly a ServeSafe (restaurant sanitation and policies) instructor among other things

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From: elfsea-bounces+rjt=softwareinnovation.com at lists.ansteorra.org [mailto:elfsea-bounces+rjt=softwareinnovation.com at lists.ansteorra.org] On Behalf Of Sandra Geil
Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2009 15:07 PM
To: glen wilkerson; Barony of Elfsea
Subject: Re: [Elfsea] Elfsea Defender Dinner by the Lyst Field


An "ice Chest" will keep things warm if you are day tripping. 

Also after the Royal Dinner is cooked I should have a pot/pan to use for reheating -- becuse I am fond of Haggis even if I can't actually eat it during Lent.

al AERYN

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> Subject: Re: [Elfsea] Elfsea Defender Dinner by the Lyst Field
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> Wait, no electricity, no place to plug in the crock pot
> - maybe something else...
> Glen
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> The haggis will be there...
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>  Greetings,
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> At Elfsea Defender this year, we will be having Dinner by
> the Lyst Field.  Bring your BBQs, camp stoves, take
> out, or a dish to share, and enjoy dinner by the lyst field
> as the entertainment goes on.  You may tempt
> everyone's taste buds by BBQing behind your lyst field
> pavilion, or by the pot simmering on your camp stove. 
> 
>  
> If you choose not to bring your own complete dinner, you
> may bring a dish and share it with others.  There will
> be a spot provided for the "Pot Luck"
> dishes.  If you have "enough to feed the
> Ansteorran Army", then invite someone to eat with
> you.  Enjoy the fun as we watch the Bards perform,
> maybe some "impromptu dancing and drumming", a
> little fighting, perhaps.....Anything can happen.
>  
> If you have any questions, please let me know.
>  
> In Service,
>  
> Lady Elspeth 
> Steward, Elfsea Defender
> 817-964-5712
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