[Sca-cooks] Re: Period foods and all that jazz....
Sue Clemenger
mooncat at in-tch.com
Thu Feb 12 21:37:04 PST 2004
I'm just thinking that a couple of little nibbly things would be
nice--definitely "clean hands" sort of stuff. I thought it might be
nice to also make them *period* little nibbly things--our barony may
think we've got the lock on period feasts and all, but not only do we,
in fact, slip into peri-oid a lot of the time, but we're also
(collectively) ignorant of a large part of the available food
sources/flavors/whatever.
I'd do fresh cheese, for instance, but they just got that at A&S in
January.....
--maire
Susan Fox-Davis wrote:
> Maire wrote:
>
>> 2. During the day at the afore-mentioned Spring Feast, I am going to
>> be hosting a "Fiber Arts Tea," with the intention of promoting all the
>> different fiber-related arts and crafts practiced by our baronial
>> members and guests. I would like to provide light refreshments--sort
>> of a light sideboard. We don't need anything too substantial, because
>> there is a lunch, and there will be the feast later. Other than the
>> florilegium, and one Madrone Cooking Guild pamphlet, I really don't
>> have any resources for period Italian cooking, let alone nibbley
>> stuff. Any ideas?
>> --maire, who guesses she's thinking about food more than she'd thought!
>
>
> "Fiber Arts Tea" sounds like you should serve bran muffins and such. ;-)
>
> Make sure you serve "clean hands" goodies that won't get the wool all
> goooey. Maybe muffins are not such a daft idea. Cheese chunks on
> toothpicks maybe. Sheep's milk cheese would compliment the "fiber arts"
> theme in a sneaky way! For that matter, do you actually =need= to ruin
> their luncheon appetites with much beyond beverages? Far be it from me
> to discourage a food presentation but you don't want to distract too
> much attention from the main art form of the day.
>
> Selene Colfox
>
>
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