Scones
Aim: To look at different kitchen ingredients in scones and their effects.
Today for Science we made scones! We had to make 3 scones, but 1 had to be a normal scone (Recipe below) and the other 2 each had to have different ingredients.
Recipe:
1/2 cup Edmonds standard flour
1 tsp Edmonds baking powder or 1 tsp baking soda
2 tsp butter
1/4 cup milk, approximately or 1/4 cup lemonade.
The recipes my group chose were:
1. Normal
2. With Baking Soda
3. With Lemonade
Our Baking Soda scone turned out to be dry when we started to knead the mixture together.
Here is our final result.
Our Lemonade scone turned out to be very sticky when we started to knead it together. We kept adding flouring in the end it was the perfect mixture.
Here is our final result.
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Materials:
1. Plate
2. Milk
3. Cup
4. Flour
5. Spoon
6. Bowl
7. Baking Powder/Baking Soda
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Process:
Step 1: Go to Mr.Palmer and get your mixture.
Step 2: Go back to your table and start mixing.
Step 3: When your mixing is done put your mixture onto a plate.
Step 4: Now knead your mixture together.
Step 5: Shape your dough into a scone shape.
Step 6: When your shaping is done go to Mr.Palmer and put your piece of paper and the dough on the tray.
These are some extra photos we took while we were making our mixture!
(This post will be updated next week)
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Thursday, February 28, 2019
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Awesome pictures to go with your post Shreya! I liked being able to see what steps you took during the practical part of this experiment. Great job on another science badge point :)
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