[Sca-cooks] Dayboard anxieties
Robin Carroll-Mann
rcmann4 at earthlink.net
Thu Mar 27 08:08:28 PST 2003
> This is an unfamiliar term to me, here in downtown Caid, but I
> see on this list that they are commonly done elsewhere. Are
> they included as a part of the site fee?
In this area, yes.
> Is a dayboard something on the order of a buffet,
A buffet, yes. They can range from minimal to feast-like, depending on the group and the budget. The cliche version of the minimal dayboard is bread, apples, hard-boiled eggs, cheese, and canned ham (the last two items being cut into small cubes). I was given $1.50 per person, but careful shopping (and baking my own bread) has allowed me to indulge in a few items that might otherwise be too pricey. A few things, such as the quince paste and the walnuts were leftovers from my last feast.
> and available throughout the day?
Noon to 3:00 or 4:00 is common. So I should have time to visit merchants, attend court, and relax for the rest of the event.
> Beathog
Brighid
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