[Sca-cooks] Magical feast:::was::: Ahhh...

[Susan Fox-Davis]

Godfric Gryffindor and his companions lived "a thousand years ago"
so this is going to be a tough pull.

Current Hogwarts chow seems to be mainly traditional British eats.
Subtle touches:  Ron spoke with a North Country dialect for a couple of
lines after a bit of YORKSHIRE Pudding.  An' that be the case,
cancel my order for spotted dog.  <woof!>

O but I want the Weasleys' dish cleaning spell for my home and feast hall!

Selene Colfox


Heleen Greenwald wrote:

> It would be fun to put together a magical feast... Maybe something we could
> work on together on line....
> I will have to look up some medieval English recipes.
> How's the book: _Seven Hundred Years of British Cooking_ (at least I think
> that's the title)... anyway.... is it reliable?
>
> I was thinking along the lines of:  "What did they eat in Godrick
> Griffindore et al's time.
> Phillipa
> ----- Original Message -----
>
> >  I am fascinated by
> > these huge feasts that I see talked about in the previous books, and in
> the
> > movies. He no longer asks about weird foods in Harry Potter books.
> >
> > Ah yes, the things we learn from Harry Potter.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Maggie MacD.
> >