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    Cookie Monster’s Famous Cookie Dough Recipe includes Carliner’s three-part framework: Physical, Cognitive, and Affective. The recipe also includes other crucial information design elements that correlate with Carliner’s presented by White, Lipton, and Kress Van Leeuwan. Such elements include white space, typefaces, motion, and unity. The first step to a useful design is the physical aspect. Physical helps users find information, but ‘good’ physical design lets them find information of…

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    roughly a tablespoon of the chilled dough and roll it into a small ball with your hand. Be sure not to over work the dough as you do this. Place the small ball onto the ungreased baking sheet, leaving about one inch from the edge of the pan so the cookie doesn’t fall off while baking. Repeat this process until you have rolled all the cookie dough into small balls and placed them on a baking sheet. Make sure you leave about one to two inches between each cookie dough ball, so the cookies don’t…

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    Child Observation

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    the play dough. I noticed that she plays well by herself but when somebody else comes along she doesn’t really want to share with them. Telling them that “the paly dough is hers and they need to get their own” but then that child goes and I believe tell on her when then the adult comes in and say “you have to share the play dough with others too and can’t just keep all of to yourself “and that “there is enough for you and other to play with the play dough as well. She told me that play dough was…

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    Day Before Thanksgiving

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    also help make pies from scratch with my aunt. Usually on the Tuesday I go to the store with my mom and her friend. We get the supplies we need from walmart. We turn it into a girls day. Every Wednesday night before Thanksgiving, I usually make the dough and pie filling. The aroma the pie filling gives off is amazing. It make the whole house smell like cinnamon…

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    Philosopher's Mistake

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    All Billy needed was to get dough and all the things he need on the pizza. He went to the Pizza Making Supplies Store (stores name) to get everything he wanted for his huge…

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    involves glutenin and gliadin, two proteins found in flour. These two proteins form a bond when water is added to flour, such as when making dough. The bond these two proteins form results in the formation of gluten (Baker). Dough made from wheat flour and water will cause the gluten to transform into a thick, sticky, and elastic mass. This will allow the dough to rise many times its original size and set with a light texture. Due to this, gluten is a main component in baked goods, as it…

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    Cookies dipped in milk is a favorite all over America. There are many types of cookies , but M&M cookies are preferred. M&M cookies , which were invented by Ruth Graves Wakefield , can be extremely easy to make. Making perfect M&M cookies requires gathering several ingredients , time in preparing the cookies , and patience during baking. The first step to making M&M cookies is to gather the ingredients. First gather one cup of margarine and another cup of light brown sugar. Next , half a…

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    they all serve the same purpose. In the video Hands-On Science with Squishy Circuits it talks about how easy it is to make electricity with things you probably have in your kitchen. Annmarie explains how play dough made out of salt conducts electricity. Using sugar play dough, salt play dough, and LED lights she demonstrates how it makes electricity. The salt…

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    makes out 2-5% of flour. Even though it is only a small amount, it accounts for almost 30% of the water binding capacity and is therefore a very important component. That increases bread volume, decreases the firmness of the dough and finer crumbs are formed. Also the dough gets more machine-friendly and is therefore easier to handle. The characteristics of xylanases also depend on their origin, endoxylanases of Bacillus subtilis have different abilities than ones of Aspergillus niger. They can…

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    and no sweeteners. Its flavour and texture are largely depend on type of the sourdough starter used in the dough. In this way, sourdough starter is the essential part of making sourdough bread. Sourdough starter (natural sour) is a dough or batter that contains wild yeast and bacteria, has a noticeable acidity as a result of fermentation by these organisms, and is used to leaven other doughs. Wild yeast is one of the microorganisms that naturally present on the surface of fruits,…

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