SC - recommended spice buys?
Stefan li Rous
stefan at texas.net
Mon Apr 27 23:13:51 PDT 1998
Rebecca Tants wrote:
> I volunteered to cook a fill in cooking class for AEthelmearc
> war practice next month on "whatever subject isn't covered
> by all the OTHER cooking classes people usually teach at
> such things". Seemed like a good idea at the time, but it turns
> out that there are only two other food-related classes:
> Herbs & How to Cook a Feast for Beginners. So now I actually
> have to THINK of a topic.
<SNIP>
> We won't have a kitchen (it's at the Pennsic site), so
> if it's a hands on class it would have to be on a campfire or
> without heating.
> Suggestions? Ideas? Thing's you'd like to attend?
"The *Proper* Use of Cheese In the SCA Feast Setting"?
"Adapting Available Commercial Foods to Feast Use?
(e.g., what breads work and don't work, and under what conditions)
"Techniques & Tools For Fire-less Camp Meals"?
(e.g. going beyond bread, sausage, cheese, fresh fruit -- or making
those staples more palatable / better presented)
HTH - Amra, Kitchen Idiot
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