SC - A question on Servers

Bonne oftraquair at hotmail.com
Sun Oct 20 14:04:00 PDT 1996


> 
> The keys to making this method work, we find are the following:
> 1. One thing per table. Make sure there's eight servings on one plate, and
> the Kitchen Steward keeps them from grabbing two sauces, etc. The index
> tent cards help here too.

Or, divide the table into sections: all of table 1 stuff sits here, all of
table 2 there, etc.  


> Alternately, if you have yur heart set on fully serving, one can do like we
> did for our Elizabethan banquet, where we got our local Drama guild to be
> the servers (any opportunity to act).

I was going to suggest finding a group to willing to serve for you in return
for the recognition by whatever pointy hat is there:  a particular household,
a group of teens, a particular guild.  If you can sweet talk one knight into 
"volunteering" his squires, another knight may have to do the same to save
face.  (I've seen this done with kitchen clean up.)

Since your husband was all ready to train servers, perhaps he could recruit
people on his own and train them.  Then when meal time rolls around, those
folk would be knowledgeable enough to help those corralled from the seats on
the aisle.

Bonne

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