2013 - September 15, General Body Meeting

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Time: 2:00-3:30PM (Prep at Noon)

Location: McCormick Green Living Room

Event Captains: Jackie Wu and Tiffany Wong


Contents

Event Description

Introduce new peoples to the awesomeness of ATS by feeding them food and presenting a captivating array of pictures and soundbites!

Shopping List

Used one duffel to get stuff from Chinatown

  • Dumplings (that we transformed into potstickers!) - 11 bags
  • Scallion pancakes – 320 pieces (8 packs)
  • Spring rolls – 12 boxes
  • Steamed buns (custard, red bean, sesame) – 8 packs
  • Random snacks – wafers, shrimp crackers, rice crackers, etc.
  • Drinks – 2 pots of milk tea (80 tea bags and 4 cans of condensed milk)

Attendance

Around 50 people?

Notes

  • Had powerpoint troubles, make sure there is a computer there with HDMI port
  • Maybe noon was too early to prep, probably could have started at 12:30pm
  • Need to station someone at the front desk so that security doesn't get antsy
  • Make sure to take a picture of the living room before we move chairs so that we know how to set it up again!


MISCELLANEOUS TO DO LIST:

  • Make a Google doc for signup.
  • Make signs for all the food
  • Make sign to say how much membership is and how much a shirt is ($5 for membership, $7 for red shirt, $10 for green). <= still okay prices?
  • Need to get the projector from Walker or wherever it is.
  • Make new slideshow or use one from last year.

ROOM SETUP:

  • Have a table for check in, two laptops with signup Google doc open, both colors of shirts available. One or two friendly people talking to newbies :D (Note: people must signup in order to go to GBM. Dues made be paid later)
  • Have another table for food, snacks and signs. More friendly people serving. USE PLASTIC SERVING TONGS (big bag of them in closet).
  • Position the chairs so that people can easily talk to each other.
  • Set up projector


COOKING

  • Prep: Wash all of the dishes. Take out steamers for buns, two griddles for dumplings, frying pans for scallion pancakes, pot or deep fryer (deep fryer might not work) for the spring rolls, chafing dishes to back stuff and hold food. 2 pots for milk tea (two big, or one big one small). Water boiler for milk tea. Get ice for milk tea. Set out two plastic cups of oil for scallion pancakes and dumplings.


  • Milk Tea: DO THIS FIRST because tea has to cool. Fill water boiler and start heating water. Put a layer (about an inch or two) of water in a big pot and start heating up. Keep filling with water from the boiler. When there is enough water (leave room for ice) put the tea bags in (debate on whether we should tie tea bags). Let soak. TURN OFF HEAT BEFORE PUTTING IN CONDENSED MILK. Mix and add ice.
  • Spring rolls - CAN START BAKING EARLYISH. Bake for 15ish minutes in the oven before frying. They should not be completely cooked on the outside. Heat oil, put on the frying net thing and fry.
  • Dumplings - cook on the griddles. Plug in, with temp set to 400 degrees (?). Apply oil liberally and make sure its hot. Put dumplings on the pan. Cook for a bit. Pour water in until the level covers most of a dumpling. Cover with lid and cook until water is mostly gone.
  • Scallion pancakes - Cook on a pan with oil. Set heat to around 7 or 8? Cook until nicely brown. Set in chafing dish covered with paper towels. Cut with scissors into smallish pieces. Try not to use too much oil.
  • Buns - Fill bottom of steamer with 2 and a half inches of water. Put the layers of the pot in and heat. Put buns inside. (NEEDS EDITING?)
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