[Sca-cooks] Re: SC - What would you do? or 2 months to freak out

[Elaine Koogler]

You have a good point.  However, so far as I've seen at this point, in Atlantia,
it would appear that the head cook for the feast is also responsible for lunch.
In the occasions where I've found myself in that position (3 times, so far),
I've had much to much to do in getting the feast out, and so the lunch has had
to take a back seat.  But this is a good idea, and one which I will propose to
future autocrats where a lunch is desired!

Kiri

micaylah wrote:

> > Here in Bright Hills we usually include a light lunch which is usually
> soup
> > and bread and perhaps some cheese sometimes some fruit.  At some of
> our
> > weekend events one of the Guilds may opt to do a breakfast for
> donations to
> > help raise a little money for that Guild.  The childrens Guild does
> that a
> > lot.  Sometimes the armours Guild.  Then at some events if our Cooks
> Guild
> > is not cooking for the event we usually ask if we can have a bake sale
> which
> > is mostly sweets so as not to interfere with any lunch or feast plans
> of the
> > cooks.
>
> Olwen while I am certainly not against this sort of lunch, I have come
> to look at the noon meal as another venue for us Cooks to stretch our
> wings a little rather than just shoving groceries down the collective
> populaces throat. In some other post I stated that I would never serve
> another Ploughmans Lunch as it had been done to death. I still stand by
> this simply because of the opportunity presented for another "mini"
> feast. I always coordinate this with the Head Cook so there is no repeat
> in dishes. I also prefer to cook for smaller numbers.
>
> Micaylah
>
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