My email to the Hospice:
Here’s an outline of my proposal for an
indoor breadmaking stall at your Foodie Festival on the 13th Sept.
My plan (and I’ve done this before at the
Quantock Eco Fair in Nether Stowey) is to bring my 3 ovens, which are about the
size of a small microwave, and make bread with whoever comes to the stall.
There will be a choice of making fancy bread rolls or shapes, or a small soda
bread loaf.
The ‘students’ come to me on arrival at the
Festival and make a batch of their choosing, they then wander round for, say,
half an hour, and pick up their bread on the way out.
Instead of asking for a small contribution
for ingredients, if you agree, I would ask for a donation. Once I’ve covered my
costs (most likely under a fiver), the rest will go to the Hospice.
I’ll need a couple of trestle tables in a
corner somewhere, for the students, with a table behind for my ovens. I need a
power point for each oven – I’ll bring an extension cord. With 3 ovens on the
go I can accommodate 6 batches of bread in the ovens at any one time.
I’ll be providing recipes for the students
to take away with them – but along with the recipe, if they wish, they’ll be
able to take away a small bag containing all they need to make a batch of bread
at home. Once again I’ll just be asking for a small donation.
Hope you can accommodate me, Liz, we always
have a great deal of fun on these occasions (especially if we can get children
involved), and I look forward to hearing from you.
Warm regards, Paul
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