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Whats for dinner?

DS is doing a school project where he has to double, halve and triple 3 different recipes. Each recipe has to be different and must contain a whole number, a fraction and a mixed number.

Extra marks awarded for presentation.

DS wanted to use my recipe for sweet and sour....so I've just spent the last hour cooking, and taking pictures of, Sweet and Sour Chicken in Batter.

We served it with rice.

For DH, I pan fried some tofu and he had that with the sweet and sour sauce.
 

DS is doing a school project where he has to double, halve and triple 3 different recipes. Each recipe has to be different and must contain a whole number, a fraction and a mixed number.

That sounds like a lot of food. Will you be doing this for the next 2 days also, and eating it all week?
 
DS is doing a school project where he has to double, halve and triple 3 different recipes. Each recipe has to be different and must contain a whole number, a fraction and a mixed number.

Extra marks awarded for presentation.

DS wanted to use my recipe for sweet and sour....so I've just spent the last hour cooking, and taking pictures of, Sweet and Sour Chicken in Batter.

We served it with rice.

For DH, I pan fried some tofu and he had that with the sweet and sour sauce.

So how does he present this? Photos?
 
DS is doing a school project where he has to double, halve and triple 3 different recipes. Each recipe has to be different and must contain a whole number, a fraction and a mixed number.

Extra marks awarded for presentation.

DS wanted to use my recipe for sweet and sour....so I've just spent the last hour cooking, and taking pictures of, Sweet and Sour Chicken in Batter.

We served it with rice.

For DH, I pan fried some tofu and he had that with the sweet and sour sauce.
I'm guessing the teacher is obsessed with master chef or something :confused3

Never heard of a project like this. Seems like in many cases much food would be wasted...
 
As for the whole Facebook thing. It's been the best way for me to keep in touch with high school friends. It's there. And you get to see what's going on.
I don't add everybody I meet like DBF :rolleyes: and I haven't even bothered to add people I knew in high school that are 'friends' with them. We weren't buddies then and we still aren't. So it's basically hs friends. Uni friends. A few friends from another Disney board who I got to know quite well before fb.
And DBF..... :lmao:
Whom I'd never be with but for Facebook. :rolleyes1 it's a funky tale that one... :upsidedow

I was wary of check ins at first. But they can be loads of fun at times. Especially with overseas friends.
 
That sounds like a lot of food. Will you be doing this for the next 2 days also, and eating it all week?

:faint:

It's maths! He has to copy the recipe as is...and then multiply by 2 or 3; or divide by two depending on which option.

Thankfully, I don't have to cook the quantities!


So how does he present this? Photos?

Photos might come into play.

For the first recipe, I got him to download pictures from the web for the ingredients. We photocopied/reduced the picture of the finished product.

For the second recipe, we've got a picture of the finished article. He gets bonus marks for "something extra" and I'm going to take him to the supermarket at the weekend and cost out all the ingredients....by correct weight....sum up the cost and then get him to work out how much each serving costs.

For the third recipe, I've taken pictures of the sweet and sour. So, I'm going to print them out (rather than pasting the file image) and include the photos in the article.


I'm guessing the teacher is obsessed with master chef or something :confused3

Never heard of a project like this. Seems like in many cases much food would be wasted...


Its a paper exercise to get them to work on multiplication and division using quantities in a recipe. As they all have to have a minimum of one whole number, one fraction and one mixed number (and most of the recipes we've picked have at least 7 ingredients), the kids have to figure out how to scale up or down accordingly.
 
It's "Happy Seven Eleven Day" here. We cycled to the local 7-11 and got ourselves a free small slurpee! The queue was out the door and down the street. Only took us 30 minutes! :lmao:
 
Ugh.....my head......
It would bode well for this job being good at those calculations. :lmao:
 
Being in the city there are loads around but no one bothered.
I didn't know about it until I got back to the office after my wander around .....and couldn't be bothered either :lmao:
 
I was just thinking about those numbers a few days ago. I thought I wonder how much each meal costs us. :lmao:
 
My head hurts just thinking about all that homework.

Okay....gotta go put DS to bed.

Might try to come back on later...but I just seem to be running out of time today with everything!

Otherwise, it'll be tomorrow after work before I catch up.
 
I must be getting old. It's barely even 10 pm and I'm nearly falling asleep.

Another day in the salt mines tomorrow. Might contact the client and see how he's going with the paperwork.
 
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