SC - Re: Dry sites (was whats an inn? )

[Erin Kenny]

> say anything to us. I guess since it was a cooking ingredient, it was ok. I
> would recommend checking with the contact at your site.  Legally, alcohol used
> in cooking does not seem to come under the same jurisdiction as alcohol that is
> consumed as a drink. Good luck with the feast.

I would agree with checking with your site contact, especially if it 
is a church you will be using.  For the most part, I assume that 
everyone else is correct, in that a dry site is just one where you 
may not SELL alcohol.  Some churches are different though.  It is not 
acceptable to have any form of alcohol on the premises of my church, 
cooked or not.

BTW, no, not all of the alcohol cooks out.  We won't go back to the 
horrendous discussion of catering to allergies, but if someone asks 
if there is alcohol in dishes and they have been cooked with wine, 
beer, ale, or whatever, the answer is YES.

Claricia

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