[Loch-Ruadh] The Wake - food
janesitton at earthlink.net
janesitton at earthlink.net
Thu May 8 06:23:34 PDT 2003
Loosely, there's no accounting for taste. Or you can't argue with taste. I also thought about one man's trash is another man's treasure.
I'm thinking of trying out my new checkboard cake pans and making a "black and tan" cake. Or maybe white and green, in your honor, Padraig. Maybe with some Bailey's or St. Brendan's in the icing? Hmm...
Madelina
-------Original Message-------
From: Padraig Ruad O'Maolagain <padraig_ruad at irishbard.com>
Sent: 05/08/03 12:46 AM
To: loch-ruadh at ansteorra.org
Subject: Re: [Loch-Ruadh] The Wake - food
>
> Agreed. Fruit and veggie trays always seem to do well. And hopefully (hint, hint) Dunstan will bring some of his world-famous (well, canton-famous, anyway) beans, and you know how much I like Logan's demonic eggs ala biohazard. Just a couple of random suggestions. :-)
Padraig
PS: De gusitbus non est disputandum? Let's see, my Latin is a little rusty... An expandible public vehicle is without argument? You can't argue with an expanding bus? Hmmm... ;-)
Madelina wrote:
Please bring your favorite food to share (enough for 8 to 10 servings) for the pot luck feast. If you don't cook (or just don't want to), breads,
<much snipped>
Last year, there were 11 loaves of French bread left over which were donated to a local church, so I'd go easy on the bread. Homemade is best, of course, but more emphasis could be put on fruits and desserts! (Just a suggestion.)
Madelina
De gusitbus non est disputandum.
De gusitbus non est disputandum.
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