[Sca-cooks] Re: Fwd: Oven temperature question

[Stefan li Rous]

Maire commented:
> If someone else didn't mention it, I think there's a discussion of
> something along these lines in the flori-thingy.  A couple of years 
> ago,
> Constance de la Rose submitted a number of articles for Stephen, based
> on her research/doco. for her Kingdom A&S entries.  Lucky me, I was one
> of her judges, and I remember reading about the process she went 
> through
> to duplicate oven temperatures for her roast goose entry....
Oh! The only file which had come to mind for me was the oven-msg file, 
and I didn't remember this having the details which were being asked 
for. I had forgotten that Constance's article had some info on ovens.

Here is that file:
Gos-Farced-art    (26K)  4/ 5/02    "Gos Farced & Endored - (Stuffed 
Roast Goose
                                        with golden glaze)" by Lady 
Constance de
                                       LaRose. Stuffing, endoring, ovens.
http://www.florilegium.org/files/FOOD-MEATS/Gos-Farced-art.html

I did get laid off on Thursday. But if there are more layoffs, and many 
people in the company think there may well be more in the future, any 
following separation packages may not be as generous. So much as I am 
upset by this and worried, it could be worse. I'm probably back to two 
weeks of vacation even if I do find a job, so this likely means no more 
Pennsics.

Since until I get another job I've got to be watching expenses, I also 
will be working on getting a donation box (finally) set up on the 
Florilegium when I can figure out the ins and outs of doing this. 
Anybody know of any good examples of sites that have these, which I can 
look at for ideas? If I can get enough donations to pay for the 
overhead of the site then that will help insure that I can keep it 
online.

Stefan
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