[Sca-cooks] Re: Conferences was Seattle crash space

[Susan Fox-Davis]

> My question would be--- can we develop a list of which 
> universities/colleges or even wars or other kingdom events will be 
> offering the opportunity to teach or take sessions in the culinary 
> arts in the next year or so?
>
> Johnnae llyn Lewis

Collegium Caidis has a culinary/brewing track every session.  The 
website is regrettably out of date;  the new regent is Baroness Therese 
of the White Griffin <whtgriffin at juno.com <mailto:whtgriffin at juno.com> >

I am teaching two classes next CC in the Spring;  Feasting for Kids 
which I've done before, plus a new one;  "Cookery and Heraldry" a 
double-barrelled shot of fun, detailing culinary utensil charges in 
heraldry, plus decorating tips for heraldic themed subtleties.  Neither 
of these is actually part of the Culinary track but Children and 
Heraldry respectively;  the other two regents got to me first.  I sent 
Therese full information on them anyway, just to make sure nobody got 
left out of the loop.

If Great Western War has a cooking event again, it will be done inside 
of screen tents!  
Those dairy flies were several orders of too much.

Selene Colfox, Caid