Friday, February 24, 2017
Saturday, February 18, 2017
Oatmeal Chocolate Chips Cookies
For my first work i did a Oatmeal chocolate chips cookies.
I started out with the ones that has the mix's in the bag because i wanted to make the first one easy and go on making the rest with my hands.
For the recipes i used:
The cookie mix.
One egg.
One stick of butter.
First i mixed the cookie mix and the and eggs in a bowl. then i added the stick of butter. i kept steering till it was like a dough. Before putting it on the baking sheet i put the oven on 375. i put the dough on the sheet in even amount of pieces.
Friday, February 10, 2017
[2/10/17]
[Fredrica
Coggins]
Proposal: [The start of Baking]
[The start of Baking]
Needs and Opportunities
Are you solving a problem
for yourself or others? How will this project be a learning and growing
experience? What is your goal? I’m solving a problem for myself. I’ll be learning
how to bake more and I hope it leads to cooking. To lead somehow to cooking.
Audience / Clients / Users
Explain who will benefit
from your project. Who is your audience – who might be interested in following
your blog and learning about your project? Mostly me and my mom because
she is always telling me to help her cook. People who only like baking and
think that is going to help learn how to cooking.
Mentors
Who can help you with this
project? Who will you need to contact and what will you ask them to commit to
in helping you? My dad may be the best person to help me. My dad can also get the
things I need.
Timeline
What is your monthly
timeline for this project? I want to see a list of deliverable with deadlines.
You may find that the timeline needs adjustment during the course of the year,
which may be fine. Check in with me if that’s the case.
February 17
|
Oatmeal cookies
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February 24
|
Chocolate chips brownies
|
March 3
|
Peanut butter bars
|
March 10
|
Pumpkin shortbread
|
March 24
|
Banana cream pie
|
March 31
|
Maryland crab cake
|
April 7
|
Peanut cup cookies
|
April 14
|
Apple dumplings
|
April 21
|
Iced pumpkin cookies
|
April 28
|
Raspberry
and Almond Shortbread Thumbprints
|
May 5 (Prep for Presentation Day)
|
Make a power point
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May 12 (Presentation Day)
|
Take something for
sample
|
Product
What is the actual product
you will show this spring? This project may or may not be made of atoms or
bits, but you must have something to show. I’m not interested seeing a bunch of
great ideas at the end of the year. I want to see things. What I’ve
learned. The closer I’m to actually cooking. I’m going to make a power to show
my progress.
Technology
You will have to use
technology in some way on presentation day – think about how you can use the
tools available to add life into your project and enhance what you are doing.
(Video, laptops, apps, cell phones, music, etc.) some pictures, power points.
Reality Check
I am looking for you to
shoot for the moon here and do anything you can dream of, but even moonshots
need budgets. What equipment are you going to need? What other capital
expenditures do you anticipate, and how will you meet them? Baking things,
I can also get my dad to help me.
Possible Roadblocks
What other roadblocks can
you predict – time, resources, motivation etc. Explain what you might do when
you come to each roadblock to reach your goal. The time might be a problem
because of school and homework.
Conclusion
Wrap it up. Why are you
fired up about this project? Inspire me to support you, and give me a great
reason to approve your project. I’m going keep what I learned
and maybe use it some else. I want to learn and maybe do something in my house
other than read.
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