SC - Love Apple
Sue Wensel
swensel at brandegee.lm.com
Wed Apr 30 08:38:19 PDT 1997
> Another possibility if you have acces to power but not a kitchen is to smuggle in a
> microwave or two. Bring in a couple of dishes all ready to be nuked and you be able to
> provide enough hot dishes to hide the fact that the feast is mostly cold courses.
> Another use for the microwave would be to heat sauces and use the hot sauce poured
> over a meat dish to heat the meat.
>
>
> Charles
That reminds me of my first feast. It was for a Barony's 10th anniversary and all
I had for kitchen facilities was one small electric stove and a sink. I wound up
cooking nearly everything beforehand and nuking it as it went out. I did make
sure to watch the timer so I could take the food out before it dinged.
The more I think about this August feast the more I like the "Royal Picnic Lunch"
idea. Since I have no idea about the hall just yet it might be hot there.
August in Dallas is not a cool thing.
There is a chance that we may get the hall that I cooked Coronation feast for.
A big commercial kitchen for only 200! Oh joy!
Yers,
Gunthar
(Rubbing his hands together in anticipation)
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