[Sca-cooks] Non-Period Food for Non-Vigil

[Ana Valdés]

Goza (japanese ravioli) are nice fingerfood and can be cooked in two minuts.
Edamame beans are great snacks, marinaated tofu is cool and easy to prepare.
Good to sake :)
Ana

On Sun, Oct 23, 2011 at 1:49 PM, <lilinah at earthlink.net> wrote:

> A friend with a Japanese persona is getting Laureled at Twelfth Night. This
> is one of only two non-camping Kingdom events, being held in a hotel (the
> other is our Collegium, usually held in a school). She is not having an SCA
> vigil, which she thinks is not appropriate for Pelicans or Laurels anyway,
> and definitely not for her persona. Instead she wants a nice little party.
>
> She doesn't care if the food is not period and not Japanese, although
> either is OK. She just wants stuff non-foodie people will enjoy. She's
> planning to buy some decent sake and some good quality mochi from a local
> Japanese sweet shop. Otherwise, i am doing the food.
>
> I am at somewhat of a loss for what dishes to have. I want stuff that isn't
> too messy - not too much potential for dripping or staining. It needs to be
> prepared elsewhere. We can bring coolers, but we can't exactly cook in the
> hotel room, although i do have a crock pot and can borrow more.
>
> I throw myself upon the collective wisdom for suggestions.
>
> Thanks,
> Urtatim (that's err-tah-TEEM)
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