Event Main Contact (Event Steward): Gerard le Bon d'Orleans
Date: April 10 , 2010
Site opens at: 12:00 AM on April 10th 2010
Site closes at: 12:00 AM
Event site:
Nordic Heritage Museum
3014 NW 67th St
Seattle, WA 98117
Madrone Baronial
Banquet
April 10, 2010
As the
oldest Barony in the Kingdom of An Tir celebrates its
40th year, Madrone begins the festivities with the
annual Baronial Banquet. This banquet is prepared
by the renowned
Madrone Culinary Guild,
famous for their outstanding medieval cuisine!
This year, we will also be featuring Dance classes taught by
Master Trahaearn, (followed by a Ball after the Feast), an
Equestrian Heraldry class to prepare for the Emprise in
September, and Games for the enjoyment of all. So plan to come and make a
day of it!
The feast will
feature Spanish cuisine. Please contact Master Donal
Kernough [donal.kernough@hotmail.com or 425-516-9000, no
calls after 10pm please], the Guild kitchen head, if you need
specific information about the menu, or if you need to
request a vegetarian option.
Schedule:
Site opens
10:00 AM
Dance class
#1
10:30
AM
Banner
Painting 11:00 AM-3:00
PM
Lunch
break
12:00-1:00 PM
Dance class
#2
1:00-2:00
PM
Heraldry
class
2:00-3:00 PM
Games
1:00-3:00 PM
Processional
3:00-4:00 PM
Court
begins
4:00-5:00 PM
Banquet
5:30-8:00 PM
Ball
begins
8:30 PM
Cleanup
10:00-11:00 PM
Site closes
11:00 PM
Menu:
1st Course –
13th Century
From an Anonymous Andalusian (Moorish)
cookbook
Ahrash – spiced meatballs with mustard
sauce
Sambusak – spiced garlic fried in flat
breads
Toledo Cheese Pies – puff pastry with
cheese filling
2nd
Course – 14th Century
From the Libre de Sent Sovi an anonymous Catalan
cookbook
Roast Pork with Sage
Almedroch – garlic cheese sauce
Casserole of Eggplants and Cheese
Fried Asparagus
A Salad
Bread
3rd Course –
16th Century
From the Libre de Guisados, by Ruperto De Nola, head
cook to the King of
Naples
Limonada – chicken in Lemon
Sauce
Rice Casserole
Porrada – leek soup
Spinach Picadas – with cheese &
currants
Olives
4th Course –
17th Century
Primarily from the Libro Del Arte de Cozina, by Diego Granado
an official in the
court of Madrid’s kitchen
Spicy Chocolate Drink – with hot
peppers
Tarts of Dried Apricot
Tortillon – a cinnamon and dried fruit
roll
Confits – candied fennel
seeds
Quince paste
Note:
All of the courses have a vegetarian
option for the main dish, but this must
be
specifically
requested in advance when you make your
reservation!
Feast & Site fee:
$23 (no on-boarding
available)
A $3 non-member surcharge will
apply.
Feast tickets MUST be purchased in
advance.
Deadline for sending check is March
29.
There are 2-steps in the Registration
process:
1). Please send an e-mail to reservations@baronyofmadrone.net
for event registration.
When
emailing your reservations, please include the following
information:
·
SCA and Modern names
of those attending
(your modern name will also help us to match your
reservation with your check)
·
Membership status (member or
not)
·
Membership Numbers
and Expiration Dates
2). Make checks payable to
“SCA, Inc Barony of Madrone” and mail
to:
Barony of Madrone
Attn: Baronial Banquet
P.O. Box 1715
Seattle, WA 98111-1715
**
Until PAYMENT is received, your Reservation is not final.
**
We would like to have the Gate sheets
ready for check in at the
event.
Autocrat:
Gérard le Bon
d’Orléans (Gérard Cattin);
gcattin@hotmail.com
Nordic Heritage Museum
3014 NW 67th Street
Seattle, WA 98117
Site opens at 10:00 AM and closes at 11:00
PM.
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