[Sca-cooks] Snow and Wafers

[Elaine Koogler]

You'd certainly be welcome here in Atlantia...and we're not that far away.  In
fact, your Master cooked a number of feasts down here!!  I still have the
version of Armoured Turnips he sent me many years ago....directions to cook a
15th century European dish in Japanese terminology "...cook the heretical
turnips for the time that it takes to recite a haiku..."  Every time I read the
recipe/directions, I enjoy a major chuckle!

Kiri

Tara Sersen Boroson wrote:

> >> ....oh..that's better...ah..thanks Misha....for a moment there I
> >> thought all
> >> the cooks had lost their senses..tell me it was just a dream...they don't
> >> _really_ do all that work and not take pictures...do they Misha??
> >>
> >> Olwen
> >
> > Well, not that I'm advocating such a thing, but period cooks, after all,
> > did not have access to photography, so if they wanted their work to be
> > fresh in everyone's mind, they just went out and did it all over again
> > the next day. ;-)
> >
> > Adamantius
>
> You do that, Master A.  Travel around the country and recreate your best
> feasts for everybody on this list to try... :)
>
> -Magdalena
>
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Elaine Koogler

     "A stroke of the brush does not guarantee Art from the bristles"

                                                     --  Kosh