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Week 05 · Read a Recipe

Friday

Freddy's recipe quiz
// Read it all, gather it all, follow the steps
⏱ about 15 min

Friday: Freddy's Recipe Quiz

Freddy the Frog hops in holding a whisk and a spoon.

"Recipe quiz!" he croaks. "Can you name the move I am making?"

Rosie the Rabbit giggles as Freddy whisks the air. "What do you notice?" asks Ferris.

Riley grins. "Here is a hint," he says. "Fast and bubbly."

Round 1: Kitchen verbs

MATCH EACH MOVE TO ITS VERB
  • Tap a card.
  • Then tap its spot.
1Whisk
2Stir
3Mash
4Fold

Round 2: Read it first

StatementTrue or false?
Read the whole recipe before you start.?
Mise en place means gathering everything first.?
You can taste raw pancake batter.?
A grown-up watches new cooks closely.?
WHY THIS EXERCISECareful reading and gathering make cooking calm and safe.
ROUND 3: ORDER AND WHY
  • Read the question.
  • Tap your answer.
Which word tells why: first, because or last?
You read the card. What comes next?
2 batches of pancakes need how many bananas?
OUR WEEK, IN ORDER
  • ?We played Freddy's quiz.
  • ?We learned to read it all first.
  • ?We learned mise en place.
  • ?We practiced kitchen verbs.
  • ?We read the pancake card.
WHY THIS EXERCISELooking back helps the big ideas stick.
What do you gather before you start? Type one word: all the ____.
WHY THIS EXERCISEGathering first means no running around later.
For a grown-up
Tomorrow your child mashes, cracks, whisks and folds. A grown-up handles the stove.
Check the recipe against your family's allergies before you start.
Get ready for Family Cook Day
Read the Banana Oat Pancakes card with your grown-up.
Make a grocery list.
Plan your mise en place: which bowls, cups and spoons?
On paper, draw your mise en place for the pancakes. Label each ingredient and tool.

Recipe champion! Tomorrow is Family Cook Day. You will make Banana Oat Pancakes.

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