Bread pan

ingredients Pulse until mixture is combined (if the bananas don’t break up all the way don’t worry about it, the banana chunks in a pancake are actually very yummy) Grease a medium saucepan with butter and bring to a medium high heat Pour batter onto pan into pancakes about 4” across (should make 6 small pancakes in all) Cook 3 or so minutes on first side, or until bubbles…

the order of salad, appetizer, main course/pasta, and dessert. First a salad was served which consisted of undoubtedly fresh romaine and was accompanied by bruschetta and bread. The bread tasted fresh from the oven and the tomatoes, which were bought from a local market (according to the waiter), were juicy and absorbed in the bread nicely. Shortly after finishing the salad, the main course was unveiled. With the heat still steaming off the chicken, an aroma presented itself of prosciutto and…

Havana was also famous for its 'Creollo' cuisine. Dishes such as black beans, old clothes, Congrí (black beans and rice) with roast pork, cassava with mojo, ajiaco or desserts such as fritters, guava shells, 'Coquitos' (coconut balls) or 'Pan de Gloria' (Glory Bread) were a treat for both visitors and locals. And their drinks, 'Mojitos', 'Daiquiris', 'Piña Coladas' and other cocktails, such as those prepared in the legendary 'Bodeguita de El Medio', were world- renowned. Owing to its nightlife,…

Trifles and ¨A Jury of Her Peers¨ are two different works, but include the same plot, characters, setting, and even author. So, what really separates two texts? Can we consider these texts the same thing simply because of their story, or does point of view have enough impact to differentiate the two pieces entirely? ¨A Jury of Her Peers” and Trifles are the same story with very different perspectives, comparing the texts characteristics will help us grasp how important point of view can be. The…

Food Narrative Project My dietary habit is mostly influenced by the place where I grew up. In my childhood, people around me fed me with the local food from the southern China. This shaped my taste in my brain and memory, and the food from southern China is considered as my home food since then. However, after living in the US for almost 6 years, my dietary habit is slightly changed. If I am in China, my choice of food would be different from what I used to have before I came to the US. Besides…

This week the readings were covering how to work with students that are culturally diverse from the teacher. I think the perspective that white bread comes from is one that everyone needs to prepare himself or herself for. It is a difficult idea, how to put yourself in your kids shoes. What I see will not be what my students see, so how do I go around that? I think the first 50 pages really portray a woman willing to put her all into education, despite the barriers of experiences. One of the…

First stop, Willy’s Pincho! So, what is a Pincho? Well, simply put it is meat on a stick that is grilled over charcoal, Puerto Rican-style (not to be confused with a Kebab) usually served with a side of Pan Sobao (sweet bread) and homemade hot sauce. Located 15 minutes from downtown San Juan, it is totally worth the short trip to the nearby city of Bayamon. Be sure to wear a comfortable pair of shorts, flip flops, and a t-shirt – this place is the farthest from fancy you could ever get. As…

For years, many females and males have found themselves trying to obtain a place in society where they are not undervalued and treated unfairly by society’s one sided stereotypes. Many desired the opportunity to free themselves from the usual dominated chauvinistic views. Susan Glaspell’s short story, A Jury of Her Peers (1917), describes the lifestyles of a group of females and males who are distinguished by the roles they partake and this at times lead to them being seen inferior members of…

Aged about 12, he walked on all fours and fed on grass and leaves” (2010). Which refers back to as stated early, these children would naturally develop animal instincts. As examined “…He repelled his host with his complete lack of manners. He refused bread, but gorged himself on vegetables, fruit and rare meat…” (Moorhouse, 2010). These two children though hundreds of years apart both lived off these instincts. Survival being the only thing to occupy these children’s minds. In present time most…

Germany as a “racial” state. Adolf Hitler’s racist nationalistic thoughts stemmed from his childhood and continued to further develop as he grew older. He started with an interest in reading literature focusing on racist, nationalist, anti-Semitic, and Pan-German ideology (Perry 453). By religiously reading and absorbing the…