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Subject: Re: [Texascavers] TCR food
Stefan, I join Allan in thanking you for busting your arse for many years to
feed us at TCR. You can always drink my cold beer at TCR. Swing by and tell me
more stories of caving in the old country.
Bill Steele
On Feb 20, 2017, at 6:41 AM,
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Stefan,
I remember Niki Lake bringing a bunch of hog to either the first or second time
at Paradise Canyon.
Just for the record, I really appreciate the years you cooked for me at TCR.
Thank you again. Let's get together at TCR, have some leisurely drinks, and
wat
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> 2011 at Flat Creek Ranch. I like the idea of a hog on a spit as it ties i
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2011 at Flat Creek Ranch. I like the idea of a hog on a spit as it ties in with
the viking theme, and I would be happy to help.
Ryan Monjaras
"Semper Exploro"
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Bill Stone has
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Date: 2/18/17 6:25 PM (GMT-06:00)
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Subject: [Texascavers] TCR food
If you are not goi
Bill Stone has problems with feral hogs and I think he said he's got a live
trap. Catch one, fatten it up, and Vico knows what to do next.
> On Feb 18, 2017, at 6:28 PM, Don Arburn via Texascavers
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> I've donated meat. Two steers. I don't see anything
I've donated meat. Two steers. I don't see anything wrong with a hog turning on
a spit. Surely we know hunters.
--Don
> On Feb 18, 2017, at 6:25 PM, David via Texascavers
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> If you are not going to have a hog rotating over a wood fire and fire-roasted
If you are not going to have a hog rotating over a wood fire and
fire-roasted vegetables then why even have a dinner ?Or at least some
food cooked over wood, or at least charcoal.
I am just curious when was the last time that the hog's head was the
centerpiece of the table ?
I hope to arrive
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> Don
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> If you can find an organizer I will be happy to help with a main di
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Don
If you can find an
As previously stated (today), I vote for A.
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> On Feb 10, 2017, at 2:32 PM, Don Arburn via Texascavers
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> Currently TCR doesn't have a head cook, or menu. There have been complaints,
> rumors and talk
Bruce Anderson:
e-mail me so we can keep in touch. lovingigor2gmail.com. I might just come
to the mountains as soon as the snow melts and we can cook corn on the cob
for five or six.
On Fri, Feb 10, 2017 at 7:27 PM, Bruce Anderson via Texascavers <
texascavers@texascavers.com> wrote:
> Although
Although I was not one of the original cooks it seems a friend by the name of
Charlie got me involved and I cooked the corn for a number of years.
As Charlie points out we got old although not as old as some. Cooking is hard
work and back then we did it because we liked to cook.
The thing is
Cooking is work. And I think that became obvious to our last head cook and
there is little in the way of recompense other than a pat on the back. That
only works for so long. And like I have said I was head cook for many years
and retired. Felicia Vreeland was my second in command and ran a very
Don
If you can find an organizer I will be happy to help with a main dish or
coordinate and produce a side dish
I know there are several cavers who have done the same in the past, had a great
time, and are eager to do it again
For anyone who hasn't and has some aptitude for cooking... step up
would show up... Bill
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From: Joe Ranzau via Texascavers <texascavers@texascavers.com>
Date: 2/10/17 2:44 PM (GMT-06:00)
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Subject: Re: [Texascavers] [TCR Food]
About $2K. I cannot speak to the number of volunteers as I'm not involved with
cooking.
--Don
> On Feb 10, 2017, at 2:46 PM, Crystal Datri via Texascavers
> wrote:
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> What's a typical food budget? How many cooking volunteers are there in a
> typical year?
>
What's a typical food budget? How many cooking volunteers are there in a
typical year?
Thank you,
Crystal Datri
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> On Feb 10, 2017, at 2:32 PM, Don Arburn via Texascavers
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> Currently TCR doesn't have a head cook, or menu. There
Repost of my comments for those among us not on BookFace.
A) Fending for ourselves disrupts the communal nature of the Saturday
evening meal. If we end up going this route it would be important to
continue with Saturday evening activities that encourage everyone to come
together.
B) Catering
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Subject: [Texascavers] [TCR Food]
Currently TCR doesn'
Currently TCR doesn't have a head cook, or menu. There have been complaints,
rumors and talk about this subject. It seems there are three options: (a) fend
for yourselves, (b) caterer, (c) volunteers come forward to cook.
Each has its benefit and drawbacks. I need to get a feel for options.
Hi All,
Don't forget your cups, plates, bowls and cutlery for the big feed on Saturday!
This year's food theme (don't be scared) is Mexican; we haven't done that since
I started this in 2006.
If you are so inclined we could do with some help on Friday and Saturday with
prep work; we can bribe
All,
Yes, it's that time again! Time to find out who'd like to help prepare
and cook food for the masses at TCR :-)
We have had a couple of our regular cooks drop out for timetabling
reasons so I am looking for a couple of people who will *own* a dish,
ie. you take a recipe and look after
All,
SATURDAY dinner will be served at 6pm, as per tradition. During the day
we will be doing a lot of preparation so if you have time please drop by
and see if we need a hand, it will be much appreciated! Afterwards the
washing up would certainly like company :-)
We planned a Cajun Theme this
THIS IS A NEW MESSAGE!!
On FRIDAY we will be doing the Friday Night Pasta previously done by
the Bexar Grotto (they were too worn out after ICS, though I'm sure some
of them will be there to help out). This will be set up in the cooks
area, probably about 6:30.
We would appreciate a $5
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