SC - Evil Thoughts about Pennsic Potluck

[weymouth at netaxs.com]

How about making it a class or discussion group?  Here's your list of 
ingredients, break down in groups, impose some sort of time limit, 
discussion afterward.  Sounds like fun to me. Geez, I'll even run it 
if someone helps with the ingredients list and we can find a place.

Sounds like it would work better on a different day/time than the 
potluck.

Aemilia
(lurking for a long time)


> I am probably off my gourd here, but.....
> 
> Siege cooking and Pennsic: a match made in heaven?
> 
> If some one would provide a list of ingredients (and options. Tibor, 
> Adamantius?) and a time period, some of us could choose our cultures as we
> see fit and we could then compare and contrast the finished dishes at the
> pot-luck. 
> 
> Alternately, it might be possible to break it down further: Bring a sweet
> dish that contains almonds for a dessert, for instance. Or, bring a main
> dish that has poultry in it from 1400s. Bring a period Salad. Bring a loaf
> of period bread from the country/time frame of choice.
> 
> This would make the evening a learning opp as well as a chance to schmooze!
> Any takers? Even on a limited basis, we could do this as an optional
> activity.
> 
> Aoife
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