The Design Process
For the past term in my Home Economics class, we have been working in pairs or in groups about making food for a stakeholder of our choice and make something.
My group decided to do my English teacher and what we made was Sunday pancakes, this was the shopping list: Flour 1 cup, Milk 1 cup, Egg 1, White sugar 2 Tbsp, lemon zest 1 tbsp, butter 30g.
The time management took around 22 minutes altogether. The costings: Flour 1 cup - $0.05 Milk 1 cup -$ 2.36 Egg 1 - 0.48 White sugar 2 Tbsp - $1.12 Lemon zest 1 tsp - $3.79 Butter 30g - 0.17.
Photos of what my group did:
Recipe:
Sunday Pancakes.
1 cup Self Raising Flour
2 Tbsp White Sugar
½ tsp finely grated lemon zest (optional)
1 cup Milk
1 egg lightly beaten
30g Butter or margarine melted
Method:
Sift the Self Raising Flour and Sugar into a bowl.Make a well in the centre of the dry ingredients.
Add the lemon zest, milk, egg and melted butter/margarine and whisk to combine.
Heat a large non-stick frying pan over medium-low heat and grease lightly with Tararua Butter or oil.
For each pancake, place 2 tablespoons of batter into the pan. Cook for 2 minutes or until bubbles forms on the surface. Turn and cook for a further 1 to 2 minutes or until the pancakes are cooked through.
Garnish with berries, bananas and flavoured syrup - Butterscotch, Caramel, Vanilla, Maple or Honey Maple syrup
Original Recipe link: Sunday Pancakes
Feedback from stakeholder:
Kineka, Candesse and Chloe
Thanks for the delicious pancakes last week it was such a sweet surprise!
I loved the colours of the toppings - the vibrant rich colours of the fruit contrasted nicely against the soft white cream.
The pancakes were delicious and the batter was very smooth. I liked the overall presentation!
Thanks.
Hi Chloe. Good to see you have included the recipe for Sunday Pancakes and the original Sunday Pancakes recipe link.
ReplyDeleteThe feedback comments from your stakeholder are positive and obviously the Sunday Pancakes were well received.
Your team did have some time management challenges during this practical lesson. Next time, more planning would help to solve this issue.