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    Corn Syrup Lab Report

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    Results Recipe #1: I had see in my results of making my marshmallows that all three recipes had different things about them. Recipe #1; as we were preparing the gelatin it was very thick and was like it was a few couple of blocks. when the mixture was in the pan the temperature was rising like as fast as a turtle on a leisurely…

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    Almost all recipes can be adapted to become gluten-free. Following are some guidelines to adapting recipes to gluten-free: 1. Focus on the wheat-containing ingredients and their functions, as these will need to be adapted with a substitution. Try to choose “main meal” recipes with very little flour or gluten-containing ingredients for the bulk of a meal. An example would be breading or flouring of meats, which can, in most cases, be omitted. Simple fruits and vegetables as accompanying sides…

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    regarding sodium intake for Elizabeth and her family? Elizabeth and her families daily intake of sodium should be 1,500 milligrams or less due to them being African American and having a history of hypertension in their family. 9. Assuming her recipe serves four, calculate the milligrams (mg) of sodium in one serving of Elizabeth’s casserole. - 1600 mg in one cup of cream of chicken soup - 400 mg in one half cup 120 mg x 2 + 2000 mg + 180 mg x 4 + 40 mg x 2 + 480 mg x 4 = 1,240 mg in each…

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    Follow a recipe, they’re wonderful tools. You’ll become a better cook by reading and following recipes. That’s how I learned. Recipes taught me how to combine foods and eventually create my own recipes. I learned patterns and recognized which ingredients worked best for my cravings. You might not know many cooking techniques right now. Who cares? I didn’t know what a julienne slice was in the beginning. The more recipes I read and cook, the more cooking methods…

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    When going to his website to look at his recipes, you can see many different recipes for ceviche and they all have different ingredients added. A typical ceviche has raw fish, citrus juice and some kind of spice. Chef Bayless takes this and incorporates different ingredients such as yogurt, ginger, soy sauce, chicken stock, beer and many other ingredients. It’s interesting to see what he adds to his recipes to change it up. His Creamy Chipotle Shrimp Tostadas, includes Greek-style…

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    Spicy Garlic Sautéed Kale

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    fine motor skills needed, which includes holding objects, such as a knife to cut the kale. Gross motor skills the learner have that’s needed, is the ability to walk around the kitchen while prepping and cooking the recipe. All sensory acuity skills need to be intact for making this recipe. The learner possesses the ability to see what he is doing, hearing the cooking sounds, such as when he introduces ingredients to the hot pot, feeling of the ingredients and utensils, smelling for burning of…

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    Top 5 Diet Book

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    incorporates sweets. Let's be real people, a girl has got to eat. So here are my top five diet books of all time. 1. Hungry Girl: Recipes and Survival Strategies for Guilt-Free Eating in the Real World by Lisa Lillien. I can't say enough about this book. It shows you how to take some of your favorite foods and make them healthier by cutting out tons of fat and calories. I LOVE the recipe for Death by Chocolate Cupcakes. YUMMY! Try it, I know you will…

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    Make Sugar Cookies Essay

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    to the store? If you have, you are in luck with this easy 7 ingredient sugar cookie recipe. Making cookies can be a fun activity for the family, the kids can decorate them and well the adults can eat them. Sugar cookies could also make a great snack to bring to a small get together. Before gathering your ingredients, you will want to preheat your oven to the temperature of 375 degrees Fahrenheit. For this easy recipe you will need the following ingredients; 2 ¾ cups of cups of all purpose flour,…

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    Lesson Title & Subject(s): Expository writing, My Special Recipe Topic or Unit of Study: Expository paragraph Grade/Level: 4 Instructional Setting: The class overhead, and interactive whiteboard is front middle of the classroom. The student’s desks are in groups of four shaped as a square. The teachers desk is in the back of the classroom. There are 28 students in the class, 8 ELL students, 1 physically disabled student, 2 students with ADHD, 1 gifted students, and 2 students that write…

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    Indian Bread Thesis

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    Introduction and Final Thesis Statement and Research Question Upon encountering the recipe “Indian Bread” from the The New Cookbook published by E. W. Gillette Co., edited by Grace E. Denison in 1906 (Denison, 1906, p. 268), it is likely that this recipe was not written by a Canadian Indigenous person, as Indian is not their true identity. It makes one wonder, where the foods one eats comes from, as this is not something consumers think about when in the market. This is in addition to the acts…

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