[Sca-cooks] Pots, Pans, and Crocks

[Cathy Harding]

I believe that Huette knows of a potter in Caid who is doing some nice
pottery.  I met her at Egils.  I am on the road in PA and don't have any
of my addresses.

Do you have a blacksmith in your area? I have one in house who makes me
stuff.  I could post pictures of the things he has made me.

If you are in An Tir there are a couple of blacksmiths that come to mind.
White hart forge (http://www.spiritone.com/~dklug/> ) is one.

Maeve
in An Tir

I'd like to start acquiring and using more period outdoor cooking gear.
> Currently I'm using mostly modern camping gear along with a few regular
> kitchen things that hold up to a wood fire.  I do have some basic feast
> gear, though would like more.
>
> There's one resource listed for pottery in the food section of the
> florilegium, but the website is gone.  Any recommendations for sources of
> pots, pans, pottery, iron fireplace gear, etc?
>
> Also, does anyone know at what point iron pots began to be given enamelled
> coatings?
>
> Sharon
> gordonse at one.net
>
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