[Sca-cooks] Disagreeing Politely: Was: SCA 50th AnniversaryChallenge
Susan Fox
selene at earthlink.net
Mon Jul 21 09:52:43 PDT 2008
I would dearly like to hang out with Her Excellency and really get
fluent with the making of dragees. Yes, I tried it once but it clearly
warrants a lot more practice. Especially with nuts! How do you get an
adequate number of sugar-layers on and yet keep them from burning?
Selene, not quoting quite as much.
Elise Fleming wrote:
> At the risk of being fussed at for quoting too much, I'm going to leave the
> original stuff intact, below, because I can't figure out where to shorten
> it! I think, Good Master A, that I am disagreeing with you - sort of - and
> agreeing with Stefan - sort of - when he said that those items weren't all
> separate things. I probably would class all the comfits as one, and the
> dragees as another. It's something like chocolate pudding, vanilla
> pudding, coconut pudding, etc. Shoud they be classes as three separate
> items or all one type (puddings)? For the purpose of the 50th Anniversary
> Challenge, I'd say that someone would be fudging the idea of the challenge
> if they classed these as three separate projects. So, counting caraway,
> anise (and possibly cinnamon) comfits as three separate projects would be
> missing the concept of the challenge. They, in my fussy opinion, would be
> one item done three ways. The almond and hazelnut dragees could
> conceivably be a second project.
>
> Ah, well. It wasn't a serious fuss - just a minor, no-coffee-yet, early
> morning fuss because I haven't fussed for a few weeks and I'm panicking
> about getting ready for Pennsic.
>
> Alys, quoting the whole thing below
>
> Elise Fleming
> alysk at ix.netcom.com
> http://home.netcom.com/~alysk/
>
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