One of my favorite parts of participating in re-enactments, is the food. Is that really a big surprise? I'm a foodie, after all. But 18th and 19th century food is delicious, and the vendor's at these events are skilled at what they serve. Trust me. Look at all the delicious foods we had to choose from this past weekend, and this isn't even all of it – I missed the Chicken & Dumplings booth, and the homemade ice cream, the Apple Crisp and another caramel corn booth, and a baked goods booth and a pumpkin pie and pumpkin bread booth, and I am quite certain, several others.
These cookies were as big as your head! So yum!
Lots of Elk & Buffalo served at our events.
Home grown spices, seasonings and honey. Including the famous honey sticks kids love!
Candy Sticks- 20 different flavors!! Behind that is handmade licorice in a rather large variety of flavors. It was so good!!
Ryan's lunch – the Wild Rice Soup… does that not look AMAZING? Yum!
Thanks for taking us along on your fabulous weekend! I love historical events and foods.
I want everything you took pictures of….everything.