Funeral Feasts - was Re: SC - Marion Zimmer Bradley: Mourning Song (FWD)

[CorwynWdwd at aol.com]

On the Jewish side of my family you can add Noodle Kugel to that list. It's 
sad to say that that's the only Kugel I get, as I've as yet to have somebody 
share a recipe.

Here we bring food and leave it for the family, it serves to feed them for 
the days leading up to the funeral, then everybody gets together for a big 
feed after, and we bring food then too. We tend to like to eat here in the 
South, and we like lots of sugar and fat and other vile stuff. Go figure.

Corwyn

In a message dated 9/28/1999 12:36:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
oftraquair at hotmail.com writes:

> In the south, there would be casseroles of various sorts as well as all the 
>  stuff Phlip mentioned.  Cakes, pies, jello salads, jugs of ice tea, 
platters 
>  with large piles of ham biscuits, devilled eggs or home fried chicken are 
to 
>  be expected as well. Someone who had to come in from far away might 
>  contribute bags of ice for drinks, a couple of bottles of soda, or 
something 
>  from the grocery store deli, but generally homecooked food is the thing. 
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