Pastry cooking

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 2

Welcome!

- Internships - show and tell, one picture to sum up your experience

- Recipe: put in right order

- gap fill for cooking words: put, boil, cut etc.

- Grammar: commands/instructions

- write your own recipe of your favourite dish

- Reading: history of the mince pie

- Baking utensils

Goals: learn how to make commands, learn about cooking utensils

The next 2 lessons

- (cooking) instructions and commands

- Cooking words

- Kitchen utensils

- History of a classic british dish

- lesson 2: cooking!

Internships

- Find a photo that was typical your internship.

- If you don't have a personla photo, find a picture on the internet

- After you have submitted it, tell the class about your photo

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Add 100g diced butter and rub in with your fingertips until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs

Wrap in cling film and chill while preparing the filling.

Sift 225g plain flour into a large bowl,

Stir in a pinch of salt, then add 2-3 tbsp water and mix to a firm dough.

Knead the dough briefly and gently on a floured surface.

Cooking instructions

1. Can you ... (1). the .... (2) for me please.

2. ..... (1) the eggs with a ... (2) until they are light and fluffy.

3. firstly, ....(1) the oven to 200*C.

4. to finish off, .... (1) a piece of bread and .... (1) with the soup

5. .... (1) the wet ingredients with the dry ingredients in a .... (2) 

6. Let the mixture cool completely then ..... (1) in the brandy, rum or sherry.

7. .... (1) the inside of a muffin tin with melted butter using a ..... (2). 

8. carefully place inside the oven using .... (2) then .... (1) for 20 minutes or until golden brown.

9. ... (1) out the pastry to 3 cm thick using a .... (2) 

1. Beat, serve, roll, grease, combine, slice, boil, preheat, bake, stir,

2. mixing bowl, kettle, whisk, rolling pin, oven mitts, pastry brush, 

warm up for the next slide. Zo zien studenten alvast wat gebiedende wijs voor ze er bewust mee aan de slag gaan.

Giving instructions/commands

What do the verbs in the instructions have in common?

- they use the whole verb: 

    - stir in the sherry

    - slice off a piece of bread

    - give me my phone

1. While you are out, I would like you to do me a favour

2. on the way home, go to the shop for me

3. Could you buy me a loaf of bread and some milk?

4. I will need it before six o'clock

Write your own recipe

- Think of your favourite recipe

- Write instructions for your recipe (10-15 mins)

- Use preparation techniques

- Use "commands" 

- Don't write the name of your recipe above the instructions

- When ready, show it to your neighbour

- They guess what the recipe is 

Reading

Text 1: Read the text and answer the following questions

- Is the modern version sweet or savoury (hartig)?

- What are other historic names for the mince pie

- What is meant by "Tudor England"? (also click the link)

- Look up what suet is

- What was the crust of the pie also called in old English

Text 2: read the text and summarize it in your own words

1. Is the modern version sweet or savoury (hartig)?
2. What are other historic names for the mince pie
3. What is meant by "Tudor England"? (also click the link)
4. Look up what suet is
5. What was the crust of the pie also called in old English

Text 2: read the text and summarize it in your own words

Mince pies

- "mincemeat"

- shortcrust pastry

Tussendoor, alvast laten zien wat het is en hoe het gemaakt wordt. bespreken wat het is. Waar het woordje "meat" vandaan komt

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Baking utensils

The following utensils are often used in baking.

- go downstairs

- snap a photo of each of these utensils

- Come back and upload them on lessonup.

- Write the name under te photo and the technique you use (if applicable)

Mixing bowl, measuring cup, whisk, spatula, pastry brush, rolling pin, cake tin, loaf pan, parchment paper, wire rack.

Vocab exericise

Mixing bowl

Measuring cup

Whisk

Spatula

Pastry brush

Rolling pin

Cake tin

Loaf pan

Parchment paper

Wire rack

Next week

- Making mince pies

- In the kitchen

- Speaking English

Let's check this week:

- Commands for cooking, instructions words

- Cooking utensils