SC - Period cookshop at Pennsic?

[Susan Fox-Davis]

Thank you graciously, Mi'lord!

Your site is obviously going to be a key resource in my research and I am
very grateful to the fact that you have put so much time and energy into
it.  I was really distressed that I would have a lot of trouble researching
some of this stuff because I am in a small almost rural suburb of Atlanta
and don't have easy access to a "major" or college library (although I
*can* get downtown to a college library on certain days... the local county
library is very small.)   Knowing *exactly* what I should be looking for
and having the experience of the folks on this list to direct me to the
good sources rather than having to weed throug what's available in
ignorance will save me an undefinable but I'm sure considerably large
amount of research time.

You have helped me more than I can adequately express by taking the time
and energy to place these resources online and direct me to them and I'm in
your debt, as, I'm sure, are a good many others.

My heartfelt gratitude.
I remain, in service to Meridies,
Lady Celia des L'archier

- ----- Original Message -----
From: Stefan li Rous <stefan at texas.net>
To: SCA-Cooks maillist <SCA-Cooks at ansteorra.org>
Sent: Sunday, August 27, 2000 9:10 PM
Subject: Re: SC - With a Curtsey to Their Majesties: An Introduction


> Lady Celia des L'archier said:
> > So now I'm trying to learn
> > more about period styles of cooking as well as the cultural ideas and
> > folklore surrounding food, which is a little difficult to find, but I
> > expect that I'll have two sources for that information... period
herbals
> > and period cookbooks.
>
> Perhaps these files in the PLANYS, HERBS AND SPICES section of the
> Florilegium will prove useful to you when you start looking for info
> on period herbals:
> gardening-bib      (9K)  6/ 3/99    Bibliography on medieval gardening
>                                        by Raisya Khorivovna.
> mandrake-art       (9K)  2/24/99    "Hildegard van Bingen's treatise on
> the use
>                                        of mandrake" translated by
> Cairistiona
>                                        nic Bhraonnaguinn.
> p-agriculture-bib (19K)  3/23/99    Bibliography of period agricultural
>                                        practices by Laurie Brandt
(Pegasus)
> p-herbals-msg     (24K) 11/16/99    Period herb books. Modern editions.
> Palladius-art     (41K) 11/18/99    Palladius' treatise on gardening
1420.
>
> --
> Lord Stefan li Rous    Barony of Bryn Gwlad    Kingdom of Ansteorra
> Mark S. Harris             Austin, Texas           stefan at texas.net
> **** See Stefan's Florilegium files at:  http://www.florilegium.org ****
>
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