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Showing posts with label cooking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cooking. Show all posts
Monday, September 6, 2010
Learning through mistakes...
Realizing there's something wrong with the process, we discuss that there's always some rooms for our mistakes. We enjoyed the pie happily though it's not perfect, compared to store-bought apple pie. As our life is not perfect compared to others, we gratefully seeing our life as the best given from God. With all the ups and downs. The success and failure. This is truly what life is all about...
Our First Apple Pie
It's done!
The dough it's too hard to chew.. The apples are too soft.. The butter is not melted properly... but we LOVE the learning process and the fun making of it!
Put the dough in the pan
Evan already finished rolling the dough, then he put it in the 9" pan. He sprayed olive oil first before to avoid it stick in the pan.
Rolling the Dough
After washing the apples, now it's time to roll the dough. Not having a wooden roller, Evan used a clean glass bottle to roll it.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Johnnycakes
Clay was preparing ingredients for making Johnnycakes, a recipe taken out from his American history book. Evan also getting involved in breaking the eggs and beating the dough. They worked together as a team in preparing, mixing and returning the tools used. I did the baking.
It was yummy! And very easy to make!
"Colonial travelers often packed Johnnycakes for their long trips. Johnnycakes were made from corn adn probably originated from arecipe borowed from Native Americans in New England. Try making a batch of your own."
A Child's Study of Famous Americans, Calvert School, p. 22
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