All About Eulalia

Eulalia de Ravenfeld's SCA Resume

General:

Joined the SCA in 2000, at age 17.
Live in Dragon's Mist in the Rivers Region of An Tir, active both there and in the Barony of Three Mountains.

Major areas of interest and research :

Currently:

Arts and Sciences Champion, Barony of Three Mountains (October 2008 to present).
Apprenticed to Mestra Rafaella D'Allemtejo (November 2006 to present).

Classes taught: (Links are to handouts from each class, typically in .pdf format)

Introduction to Practical Herbalism, Acorn War, August 2001
Introduction to Period Vegetarian Cooking, Spring Culinary Ithra, April 2004
Getting Started with Medieval Cooking and Semi-Homemade Medieval Cooking, both with Mestra Rafaella D'Allemtejo, Music and Dance Ithra, February 2007
Getting Started with SCA Camp Cooking, done at a Dragon's Mist Friday Revels sometime in the late spring of 2007; repeated April 2008. (Emphasis on eating more authentically at camping events.)
Marzipan and Hais: Two Easy Medieval Sweets, Roving to Raiment Ithra, October 2007
Basic Medieval (and Medievalish) Hats for Men and Women, Dragon's Mist's Arts Gathering February 2008
Hosted a hands-on mead workshop in my home, March of 2008
That's Not Funny on humoral theory and the medieval diet, at Dragon's Laire's Culinary Symposium November 2008. Note: Handout is missing an image since I haven't managed to scan it.
Outside of the SCA: Basic Spinning and Medieval Biology, both January 2005 at Reed College. Informal classes open to Reed students, faculty, and staff.

Offices held:

Waterbearer, Dragon's Mist, approximately 2001-2003
Arts and Sciences Defender of the Shire of Dragon's Mist (June 2007 to August 2008).

Events Autocratted:

Awards/Recognition:

Miscellaneous Prizes:

My metheglyn (spiced mead) won "best spiced brew" at the brewing competition at St Crispin's Harvest Festival in October 2007
An assortment of my spinning won the "expert" division of the spinning competition at Kaldor's Yule feast. A photo of my entry, taken by Matilda, is here.

Participation in demonstrations for the public:

Beaverton Farmer's Market demo, September 2004: Talked about cooking and food, prepared Apple Muse and handed out samples.
Beaverton Farmer's Market Demo, July 2005: Cooked (roasted apples, used a ceramic pipkin to make applesauce), handed out samples, and talked about medieval food.
Kriegstreiber demo (Pacific University), April 2006: cooked and handed out samples (period soups), talked about food.
Faire in the Grove (Pacific University), March 2007: Organized a demonstration on food and cooking. Cooked over an open fire, handed out samples, and talked about medieval food.
Cedar Park Middle School's medieval fair, May 2007: demonstrated spinning, including letting kids have a go with spindles.
Beaverton Farmer's Market Demo, September 2007: Cooked and talked about food.
Cedar Park Middle School's medieval fair, May 2008: talked about medieval medicine, with props (an alembic, willow bark, fake leeches, etc.)
Beaverton Farmer's Market Demo, September 2008: Cooked over the fire and talked about food. Super-cute pictures courtesy of my lady are here.

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