SC - Traveling Dysshes review

[DUNHAM Patricia R]

You might try finding a piece of window plastic (not glass) and cut it
to the open-book size, to lay over the open book, catch most splashes,
drips...  (1/4 inch, cuts with a regular fine-bladed power saw...  my
portable scribes workboard is a square of this stuff, strong, light,
clear, etc.)  This would work best with a book stand...

Patricia R. Dunham - Eugene Public - 100 W 13th Ave - 97401
patricia.r.dunham at ci.eugene.or.us - 541-984-8321
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| From: Mark Harris
| To: SCA-Cooks maillist
| Subject: SC - Traveling Dysshes review
| Date: Monday, September 15, 1997 10:19AM
|
| Caointiarn stated:
| >    Another resource for the beggining cook is a pamphlet by Mistress
| >Siobhan Medhbh O'Roarke: Traveling Dysshes  or, foods for wars,
peace,
| >and potlucks.  I think it is a wonderful booklte for beginning cooks,
| >and I have found the recipes I have used from it to be very well
| >recieved.
|
| The wire binding for the book is quite useful when you want to open
the
| book and have it stay open while cooking but I don't know how durable
it
| will prove to be. For the same reason, use in a cooking environment,
the
| plastic coated cover is a good idea. Although sometimes I wish the
pages
| were laminated, too. :-)
|
| Stefan li Rous
| markh at risc.sps.mot.com
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