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The Culinary Arts have been an important aspect of the Barony of [[Dreiburgen]] since before the Barony existed. The guild was first known as The Lusty Wenches Guild when Dreiburgen was still the Canton of [[Gorgonoth]]. When Dreiburgen became a Barony, it became The Dreiburgen Cooks and Brewers' Guild. | *The Culinary Arts have been an important aspect of the Barony of [[Dreiburgen]] since before the Barony existed. The guild was first known as The Lusty Wenches Guild when Dreiburgen was still the Canton of [[Gorgonoth]]. When Dreiburgen became a Barony, it became The Dreiburgen Cooks and Brewers' Guild. | ||
*As the Cooks and Brewers' Guild, most of the guild activities began in Baroness [[Alison von Markheim | Alison's]] kitchen. She knew that a well-fed Barony was a happy Barony. Besides supporting feasts and revels such as the [[Love Feast and Spring Revel]] and the [[Dreiburgen Beggars Picnic 1975|Beggars' Picnic]], the Cooks and Brewers' Guild supported demo events, most notably the [[San Bernardino Renaissance Festival 1977|Shakespeare Festivals]] in San Bernardino. Baroness [[Alison von Markheim | Alison]] got everyone she could into her kitchen to make Cornish Pasties for the Demo fundraiser. Even those who didn't feel they could cook found something to do such as peel potatoes. It was always a party and on one left unfed. Cornish Pasties became a standard Dreiburgen field lunch. | |||
As the Cooks and Brewers' Guild, most of the guild activities began in Baroness [[Alison von Markheim | Alison's]] kitchen. She knew that a well-fed Barony was a happy Barony. Besides supporting feasts and revels such as the [[Love Feast and Spring Revel]] and the [[Dreiburgen Beggars Picnic 1975|Beggars' Picnic]], the Cooks and Brewers' Guild supported demo events, most notably the [[San Bernardino Renaissance Festival 1977|Shakespeare Festivals]] in San Bernardino. Baroness [[Alison von Markheim | Alison]] got everyone she could into her kitchen to make Cornish Pasties for the Demo fundraiser. Even those who didn't feel they could cook found something to do such as peel potatoes. It was always a party and on one left unfed. | |||
==Mission== | ==Mission== | ||
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History
- The Culinary Arts have been an important aspect of the Barony of Dreiburgen since before the Barony existed. The guild was first known as The Lusty Wenches Guild when Dreiburgen was still the Canton of Gorgonoth. When Dreiburgen became a Barony, it became The Dreiburgen Cooks and Brewers' Guild.
- As the Cooks and Brewers' Guild, most of the guild activities began in Baroness Alison's kitchen. She knew that a well-fed Barony was a happy Barony. Besides supporting feasts and revels such as the Love Feast and Spring Revel and the Beggars' Picnic, the Cooks and Brewers' Guild supported demo events, most notably the Shakespeare Festivals in San Bernardino. Baroness Alison got everyone she could into her kitchen to make Cornish Pasties for the Demo fundraiser. Even those who didn't feel they could cook found something to do such as peel potatoes. It was always a party and on one left unfed. Cornish Pasties became a standard Dreiburgen field lunch.
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- Alison von Markheim from its informal founding until she departed the Barony in 1979.
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