SC - Feast Basket Tools

[margali]

> I once  served a lentil dish and clearly indicated to a parent whose child 
> was allergic to lentils that  they were there. She thought maybe he could try 
> it this once (having possibly grown out of it). The result was that the child 
> was  life flighted out of the site. I would suspec5t that  anyone getting 
> 'sick' at a feast are more often a result of errors  in judgement from the 
> feasters themselves than any real error on the cook's side.

Whereas I suspect that there are a lot more errors than we would suspect
on the COOKS' parts; some of which can be very problematic. 
In addition to people not being told about a particular ingredient in the
feast, there is always poor food handling, inadequate cooking, etc. etc.
However much we assume that no-one on this list would do such things, we
all know of or even have been at events where this happened.

 -- 
Jadwiga Zajaczkowa, mka Jennifer Heise	      jenne at tulgey.browser.net
disclaimer: i speak for no-one and no-one speaks for me.
"Our kingdom is a garden and such gardens are not made/By singing "Oh how
beautiful!" and sitting in the shade..." --Kipling, "Glory of the Garden"