[Sca-cooks] Documentation for Presentation

kattratt kattratt at charter.net
Sun Jun 5 18:47:06 PDT 2005


8 Days later....
Sorry
I have no documentation for that kind of detail...
Here is what happened...
I saw that there was going to be a "Gingerbread House" Competition at 
12th night.  
I also at around that same time found the online site for the Weald and 
Downland Museum with a virtual tour of several of the homes.  
I NEVER do anything small when it comes to the SCA... simply because I 
am on this list and others where folks tend to to things big and 
sometimes period...
Besides I also like to WOW my audiences and generally go for what I have 
dubbed the "Holy SH&% Factor"
Which means when someone sees whatever you have done, their first 
thought or statement should be "Holy Sh^$" generally followed by "That 
is SO COOL".  
So the only recipe for Gingerbread that I had/have is the soft kind and 
not good for building houses. So I went with a modern recipe, (as did 
most of the others).
I used chocolate and thus broke period.
I used modern candy and thus broke period.

Will I do it again? Probably, (actually most likely since I have some 
plans in the works.)
Not a house though.
Nichola
 

Nancy Kiel wrote:

>Out of curiosity, is there evidence for houses being made in such detail, perhaps as subtleties?  I've heard of castles as subtleties of course, but did they do interior details?
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>  Sent: Saturday, May 28, 2005 2:27 PM
>  Subject: Re: [Sca-cooks] Documentation for Presentation
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>  Oh, it was a wonderous house.  With all the little furniture and home decor 
>  made from gingerbread or various things.  Let's see, IIRC, there was 
>  shredded wheat thrush on the floors of some of the rooms, little pitchers 
>  and plates of gingerbread, was it sugarplate bed linens?  And it was HUGE!
>
>  Truely though, there were pictures online of the house, as I recall.  Where 
>  are they?
>  Olwen
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