[Sca-cooks] Pennsic 40 Class Registration

[Euriol of Lothian]

If you would like to teach at Pennsic, go to the pennsic website and registar your class (pennsicwar.org). If you register by May 1st, it will be in listed in the book with all the other classes. You can request for a classroom with a sink (there are a few) and I believe all of them have electricity, but it does not hurt to mention this as well if you need it. Any other equipment you will need to bring yourself (or perhaps ask a good friend who might have that equipment on hand to bring for you)
 
I've done hands' on cooking as well as lecture/sampling classes at Pennsic. I think your 15th & 16th century Ottoman cuisine class would be an excellent class to teach.
 
I've got a new class I've been working on developing that I'd like to teach at Pennsic this year. Should be fun.
 
Looking forward to seeing you there, :)

Euriol

From: "lilinah at earthlink.net" <lilinah at earthlink.net>
To: sca-cooks at lists.ansteorra.org
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2011 12:35 PM
Subject: Re: [Sca-cooks] Pennsic 40 Class Registration

Christianna wrote:
> I have requested an A&S tent on behalf of the Cook's List for Tuesday 
> of War Week from 5-7. Hopefully we'll get our space!

I am most likely actually going to make Pennsic this year Yea! ...my second time, first being the ever-wet 2007.

To teach in the Cook's List space, do i have to apply to the Pennsic class organizers? Or is this being organized by someone on this list? I ask because i am not quite sure if i am ready to teach at such a huge and illustrious event. If i did anything, it would be oriented to Ottoman food. Is there hands' on cooking? Or is it mostly lecture and samplings?

On another note, i taught several classes at the lovely AnTir Culinary Symposium this past weekend: 15 & 16 century Ottoman cuisine (mostly the same history but new recipes :-) and late 16 c. Persian pulow (a total experiment - and a delicious one).

I just got off the train in my town about 45 minutes ago, after a 22 hour train ride, and i am sitting in the Peet's Coffee across the train tracks, sucking down some excellent Sumatran.

Urtatim (that's err-tah-TEEM!)
the persona formerly known as Anahita
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