[Sca-cooks] newbee cook attempting feast for the first timeindecember

Terry Decker t.d.decker at att.net
Fri Jun 5 14:34:46 PDT 2009


So what kind of feast is thoroughly documented good food served at 
appropriate temperature on time and in good order with 1503 brown ale to 
wash it down?

Bear

> With all due respect to this learned list....
> 23 years ago at my first bardic, an entertainer sang a song about "proper"
> feasts.  Since then I have heard the gist of the song in plain speak often
> enough.  :-))  A pelican feast is good food, hot if it is supposed to be,
> cold if it is supposed to be, served on time in copious amounts.  A laurel
> feast is documentable food, inedible, served when all proper steps have 
> been
> taken, and luckily there is never enough to go around.  A knight feast is
> brats and beer, served and cooked by someone else.
>
> We have come SO far in the past 23 years.  Thank god.
>
> Aldyth




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