[Sca-cooks] Introductions.. And Meat Pies
Stefan li Rous
StefanliRous at austin.rr.com
Tue Jun 14 20:36:15 PDT 2005
Vladimir Armbruster said"
> I am Vladimir Armbruster, hailing from the fine Barony of
> Aquaterra in the glorious Kingdom of An Tir.
Welcome to the SCA-Cooks list!
> My initial interest is in a portable meat-pie that can quite
> easily
> be served cold or hot, and perhaps stored half-finished to be prepared
> at an event. I have come across a few recipes, but I was hoping that
> perhaps the good gentles of the cooks list might have a recipe with
> some period connections?
Perhaps this file in the FOOD-MEATS section of the Florilegium might be
of use to you:
meat-pies-msg (144K) 4/20/05 Period meat pies. Recipes.
and this one in the FOOD section has some more general info on period
pies and making pies.
pies-msg (57K) 7/26/02 Period pie crusts, meat and fruit pies.
> My seconday interest at this point, is that I am seeking period
> table-ware that I can either make, or find a close approximation to
> purchase. (Besides the GLORIOUS copper pot I've found with the acorn
> handles. :) )
Here are a few files in the FOOD-UTENSILS section:
aquamaniles-msg (12K) 5/25/02 Fancy period jugs to hold water for
washing.
forks-msg (25K) 3/26/05 Period forks. history and use in
Europe.
nefs-msg (24K) 3/21/05 Richly decorated medieval salt cellars.
p-tableware-msg (60K) 3/25/05 Period tableware. Period references
spoons-msg (17K) 12/17/01 Period spoons. References.
Construction.
utensils-msg (200K) 3/26/05 Utensils, plates, trenchers, cast iron
pots.
You mentioned possibly making your own tableware, so perhaps this file
in the CRAFTS section might be of interest. However, before using and
washing any horn utensils, I would highly recommend you read the file
on caring for horn utensils, lest you destroy what you put all that
effort into making.
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Stefan
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