[Sca-cooks] Personal Iron Chef Challenge

[Elaine Koogler]

I agree, and you'll note that in both cases, we made sure that our "substitutes"
were fully aware of everything we knew about the feast we had planned.  No,
there is absolutely NO excuse for what this fellow did.  And I echo all of the
others who say that you pulled off a miracle...I know because I've been in a
similar situation with that feast in Black Diamond years ago.

Kiri

KarenO wrote:

> Kiri's thoughts:
>
> > I agree that it is a hard thing to not be there to actually cook the feast
> when you've planned it, <> I do feel that
> > there are certain mundane things that have to take precedence.<
>
>     Oh, yes! absolutely!  Family & work & "adult" responsibilities comes
> before play.  However, there usually are contigincy plans when  a crisis
> erupts.  I, as everyone else here would have shared  *everything*  about the
> plans for the feast/weekend, and would have offered plans, recipes,
> equiptment, etc.
>
> This fellow, very new to the SCA, and for his 1st stint as Head Cook,
> wanted his feast to be a "surprise" and what I couldn't remember about our
> e-mail conversations wasn't his problem.  I just hope he is still amenable
> to listening to me tell him about the responsibilities of being Head Cook.
> {because it is also about learning}
>
> Still  glowing :))))))))
>
> Caointairn
>
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