[Sca-cooks] Sieggy's feast

Siegfried Heydrich baronsig at peganet.com
Tue Oct 16 13:14:05 PDT 2001


    I sent another post that kind of addresses this, but we're trying to
break new ground, here. The problem has been that L O N G feasts have been
long by accident or mismanagement. I'm figuring that lot's o' little dishes
combined with entertainment that engages the mind will dispell the 'oh, god,
when are they bringing out the potatoes' syndrome.
    No, people aren't used to feasts this long, but if they're told ahead of
time (and warned NOT to pig out on the table goodies), I think we can get
by.

    Sieggy

----- Original Message -----

> 2 & 1 / 2 hours for a feast?
>
> I haven't attended too many that were that long.  And those
> that I did, most people started getting up and leaving before
> the final course was served.   It seems to me, that about the
> longest that people want to sit at feast is about an hour and
> a half, perhaps stretched to two if the food, company and
> entertainment is especially good.
>
> If it were me, I would shorten up the time between the last course
> and the next appetizer to 15 minutes, certainly no longer than 20
> minutes.
>
> Are the people in your area used to these long feasts? In which
> case I withdraw all my objections.
>
> Kateryn de Develyn





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