[Sca-cooks] serving unusual foods

Antonia Calvo ladyadele at paradise.net.nz
Tue May 12 15:44:55 PDT 2009


Olwen the Odd wrote:

>So Antonia where are you located?  Here in Atlantia it is up to the head cook to announce the menu or not ahead of time.  Even if our guild chooses not to announce ahead of time we always have the menu posted at troll and at the kitchen with the menu, including ingredients on the tables.
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Eastern Isles of Lochac.  We usually go with 100% pre-bookings, and 
feasters see the menu (and possibly an ingredients sheet) when they turn 
up.



>>Court delaying the feast is a thing not to be borne.
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>Our guild has a stuffed carrot we toss into Court if it is running a bit too long.  Even if the Crown comes to grace our event our Baroness is quick to let them in on the cue and it has been taken with a giggle and a bit of theatrics so no bad feelings anywhere.
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That's cute :-)


>>Sometimes they'll eat a bit more-- if it's something really yummy like
>>Zanzerelli (basically broth with parmesan cheese, eggs, and crumbs), or
>>soup with some kind of dumplings or ravioli, they'll eat a bit more, but
>>they all seem to think vegetable soup is some kind of trick to draw them
>>away from the real food.
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>We have a number of vegetarians in our group so we always try to balance our offerings to include well balanced as possible vegetarian offerings, including soup.
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We do too, too-- but I think even the vegetarians suspect that vegetable 
soup is some kind of trick :-)


>>Having made waaaaaay too many pierogies and dumplings for feasts I simply refuse to do it any more.  I prefer to get them already prepared.
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I really like being able to serve dumplings, ravioli, meatballs, 
fritters, etc at feasts, but there *are* limits. 200 small meatballs is 
a pre-prep job.  600 is a nightmare.


>>>And now my plan for most of the rest of the year is to power lounge at each
>>>and every event I attend!! Maybe I can finally wear my pretty garb.
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>>I keep saying that... I've been saying it for ten years :-)
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>There's pretty garb!?!???!
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Sure there is... it's right there in my closet!


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Antonia di Benedetto Calvo

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