[Sca-cooks] teaching at pennsic

[M. Traber]

i had a blast teaching in camp a few pennsics ago=)

we had to send someone up to lead the people to the camp, but holding it 
in camp was the best idea....

i taught 'period grains' and used the stuff in our pantry as 
appropriate. worked out nicely, though i still have never written up the 
  notes into a formal handout, i have a fair number of links to the 
information online on my other computer=)

i would heartily recomend if you have room in your camp, the number of 
students that can sit at the average picnic table is a great class size, 
especially if you are teaching and use hands on materials. if you are 
teaching something [like marzipan] it is nice having everything there 
without having to schlep it over hill and dale to class, and back again=\

i was thinking of doing a class on redaction, starting with the recipe 
and ending up with the food made, definitely an in camp sort of thing. i 
might do the period grains again, not sure yet=)
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