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» cdrawriter - History of Quantity Cooking Nice job, Andrew! As the Suite101 Food History editor, I'm always interested in learning about food history and I discovered all kinds of new information in your 2-part history.I also do a lot of quantity cooking for a documentary film crew and the Civil War reenactors starring in the film, so I appreciate the many sites you've collected about food and beverage management. Last month I traveled to Antietam, Maryland for 2 weeks to cook for approximately 170 people. What a challenge, but what fun! Next year, I'm going to Fredericksburg, Virginia, for more of the same. I look forward to more of your columns and more tips on quantity cooking as well as Food and Beverage Management. We're lucky to have you join us. Welcome to Suite101. -- posted by cdrawriter
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