[Sca-cooks] Re: Picky Eaters

[Cindy Halstead]

Without wanting to beat a dead horse, I forgot to mention one thing that I 
thought might be helpful to other Atlantian cooks out there.  Ragnarr likes 
hot dogs as hot dogs, not as an ingredient in another dish.  In other 
words, please don't chunk them up into the macrows. ;-)

What you're suggesting sounds fine.  I'm sure he'll be more than happy with 
what you've proposed.

Caitlyn

At 08:30 AM 10/3/03 -0500, you wrote:
>Message: 11
>Date: Fri, 3 Oct 2003 08:15:19 -0400
>From: "Jane Massey" <dylansmom at cox.net>
>Subject: [Sca-cooks] Re:Picky Eaters
>To: <Sca-cooks at ansteorra.org>
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>Thank you for explaining Ragnarr's (Caitlin, Gen, Olwen) eating habits to 
>me. If he had a medical condition as a child that restricted his eating, I 
>can see his peculiar eating habits. I will probably do a tray for him 
>containing Bread, Cheese, Macrows, apple sauce and fruit and yes I will 
>probably make him a hot dog or Bacon sandwich . If he decides to eat 
>anything else, that will be up to him.
>  Just to let those people know that I didn't want to offend his majesty 
> with my post. I just wanted some help.  I will have to say I disagree 
> with the person who stated that I should make everything on his "want" 
> list and that I am obligated to do so. Mainly because, I already have my 
> hands full with a Breakfast, populace Lunch, Royal Lunch, Feast and now a 
> Lady of The Rose Tea (Any volunteers?). I am also on a tight budget and 
> will probably have to absorb some costs already.
>
>I think we can put the subject to rest now. Thanks for the input and ideas.