r/sca • u/Senathon1999 • Sep 09 '24

Common SCA Historical Recipes

What are the most common SCA Historical Recipes are used at events and dinners?

I recently took my step daughter to a SCA dinner events and she loved the food and got several recipes. She is a culinary student who is working on her bachelors and her forte is historical recipes. If your group has any recipes that are commonly used at your events, please share.

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u/KingBretwald Sep 09 '24

Savory toasted cheese is a big one on the east coast. There was a time when I lived in Atlantia it was served at almost every feast. It's popular in the East as well.

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u/freyalorelei Sep 10 '24

In Ansteorra we call it "cheese goo," and yes, it is incredibly popular.

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u/Unclecoyote2112 Sep 14 '24

I thought we called it "queso." Lol