[Sca-cooks] Beverage Service at Feasts
Johnna Holloway
johnna at sitka.engin.umich.edu
Fri Jun 29 18:39:26 PDT 2007
If you use bottles, I'd suggest making sure that they can be easily
refilled.
One of the feasts that I helped with a few years back had decorated
glass bottles
of varying sizes. Some refilled easily; others didn't fit under the
faucets or filled
very slowly due to narrow necks. Pretty but impractical for a long feast
with a
number of tables. Also a number of them didn't hold more than just a
pint of water
which meant one couldn't refill a table from one bottle.
It was a drawback that the head cook hadn't anticipated when she
counted out and
did one bottle per table. BYOB had been discouraged since it was a
school, so most people
needed drinks.
Johnnae
Daniel Myers wrote:
> Several events back I bought a few cases of empty wine bottles. I
> have the people in charge of beverages fill them and leave them on
> the table. When they're empty they get swapped out for full ones and
> refilled. The populous seems to like this approach, and it's cheaper
> and nicer looking than plastic pitchers.
>
> - Doc
>
>
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