Endangered Species was [Sca-cooks] Late-period Caribbean food

Dan Phelps phelpsd at gate.net
Mon Sep 8 14:43:24 PDT 2003


Was written:

> -------Original Message-------
> From: Christine Seelye-King <kingstaste at mindspring.com>
> :(  I usually don't get emotional about eating anything, but as an
adoptive
> family of Ariel the manatee, I've got to say this is one re-creation I
hope nobody is considering!
> Christianna
> ______________________________________________
Was further written:

> The manatee is a protected species under federal and state law, and even
harassing one can earn you a year's room and board, courtesy of Uncle Sam.
There are also fines of up to $100,000.
> http://www.hsswp.com/manatees/extensive/law.html
>
> I suspect that most SCA cooks would decide that manatee was far too
expensive to serve.
>
In Response:

Dear Ladies and Good Gentles All:

Ok let us all step back from the brink.  I am not now nor have I ever
advocated dining on endangered species.  What I inquired about were period
practices which may have persisted to the present in remote regions
external, in the case of Cuba very external, to these United States.

Daniel

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