All kidding about it getting eaten aside, I had surface cracks in the cockentryce after about a week. The inside was still moist, but remember this was a...
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Jeff Heilveil
bogdan_de_la...
Nov 30, 2001 3:38 am
The period recipe I use: Source: Thomas Dawson, The second part of the good hus-wife's Jewell (London: 1597) "Take gumme and dragant as much as you wil, and...
14754
unclrashid@...
unclrashid
Nov 30, 2001 4:55 am
... of ... of his ... thought he had ... What a lovely book. Nice fake out on the pages. My nephew, Master Dyban Ab Iago, made one that had sugarpaste pages ...
14755
Jeanne Harney
jeanne@...
Nov 30, 2001 5:19 am
Ok. I think I have an idea about what to make for 12th night...I want a huge, full-circle houppelande, made of black cotton velveteen. I'm talking 6 inches to...
14756
Katharine of Cate Hall
catherinerog...
Nov 30, 2001 6:00 am
... A houppelande such as you describe is the garment favored by all the most intelligent, attractive and charming men and women you could ever hope to meet....
14757
Julie Stackable
malvoisine
Nov 30, 2001 8:26 am
Tis the 30th, a merry St. Andrew's day to all the Scots on the list... Toujours a vos ordres, Margaret Hepburn ...
14758
Rosine
lunalways
Nov 30, 2001 10:12 am
It's by Baroness Morgan Wolfsinger. I think she's got some songbooks and albums out commercially - I seem to remember one of the merchants at Pennsic carrying...
14759
Rosine
lunalways
Nov 30, 2001 10:22 am
Here's an opps (gee my second post to the list, and it's a retraction) - the Selky song appeared on the surface to be Morgan's, but I developed doubts after...
14760
Zohra Rawling
fireoaks
Nov 30, 2001 10:27 am
Thank you so much! Ysabella...
14761
Lisa
skyecatuk
Nov 30, 2001 10:54 am
... And can the pleb in my ask if ground almonds from the health food store would be acceptable? Lisa the reluctant cook...
14762
Lisa
skyecatuk
Nov 30, 2001 11:03 am
... of ... of his ... thought he had ... Ooh - yummy. Did you eat them afterwards? Lisa...
14763
Lisa
skyecatuk
Nov 30, 2001 11:08 am
... ever ... can ... a ... Jeanne, have you seen Cynthia's site? http://www.virtue.to/articles/ She has a lot of information on houppelandes. They are her...
14764
Lisa
skyecatuk
Nov 30, 2001 11:09 am
... <G> I'm married to a Scot, it's his birthday today. No prizes for what his name is <G> Lisa (in Edinburgh)...
14765
Lisa
skyecatuk
Nov 30, 2001 11:13 am
Thanks everybody for the hints and suggestions - I've passed them onto my pal! Lisa...
14766
rowengr@...
rowen_g
Nov 30, 2001 2:52 pm
... Tapadh leibh - slainte mhor 's slainte mhath a h-uile. (Thank you - good health and great fortune to all.) Rowen :)...
14767
Amy L. Hornburg Heilv...
aheilvei
Nov 30, 2001 3:00 pm
... Yuppers. He uses those sometimes..... One Pennsic everyone in camp had eaten through all of his prepared stuff in two days and he told them that if they...
14768
Amy L. Hornburg Heilv...
aheilvei
Nov 30, 2001 3:02 pm
... I am pretty sure his laurel did. They were his payment for becoming her apprentice so they were hers. She ate them, she never lets his marzipan sit...
14769
Amy L. Hornburg Heilv...
aheilvei
Nov 30, 2001 6:01 pm
Congrats Morgan. Hopefully you will win the book, I see the price has jumped considerably since I posted that it was on ebay. Hope you don't feel as if you're...
14770
Steven Proctor
stevenjproctor
Nov 30, 2001 6:48 pm
I'm hoping. Cross you fingers for me. My max bid is probably more than I should be thinking about spending on a book just now, and a small one at that, but...
14771
loom@...
ldy_cassandra
Nov 30, 2001 7:04 pm
Be happy w/ your garb. Everyone dresses well and changes into even better garb for evening. I think you would be more comfortable saving the gown for...
14772
Amy L. Hornburg Heilv...
aheilvei
Nov 30, 2001 7:06 pm
... So tell us more about you........ *grin* Welcome to decloaking week..... Smiles, Despina...
14773
Amy L. Hornburg Heilv...
aheilvei
Nov 30, 2001 7:10 pm
Jeanne, Make it! Wear it! Love it! You'll be the envy of everyone there! If 'everyone' you know thought they were terrible, I guess you don't know Morgan!...
14774
Amy L. Hornburg Heilv...
aheilvei
Nov 30, 2001 7:12 pm
This is forwarded from the scribes list. Please respond to the email listed here, not me or this list ...... unless someone on this list has an interest.. but...
14775
roswtr@...
roswtr
Nov 30, 2001 9:49 pm
... Ah, yes, I know! And humble, too! ... with lots ... me and ... Ysabella.. ... Yipee! I just talked to our principality seneschale about putting the...
14776
roswtr@...
roswtr
Nov 30, 2001 9:52 pm
If you're trying something along the lines of Platina's "Crust of Tame Creatures," where the appearance of the cherries is secondary, look in the pie filling...
14777
roswtr@...
roswtr
Nov 30, 2001 9:53 pm
Nope, in this sense the "coffin" is a pie crust. I think, actually, it's even more commonly called a coffin than a crust. Rose ... trying...
14778
Jeff Gedney
gedney1
Nov 30, 2001 10:06 pm
On Friday, November 30, 2001 4:54 PM, roswtr@... ... I believe that "Coffin" and "Coffer" are both generic medieval english terms for "box" Usually...
14779
unclrashid@...
unclrashid
Nov 30, 2001 10:43 pm
... want a ... and a ... the ... This sounds wonderful! But I hope you won't forget the hat! No houppelande like this would be complete without some type of...
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Ciorstan
ciorstie
Dec 1, 2001 5:22 am
... Does that go for me, too? ciorstan (probably the third de-lurker-- my second post)...
