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ESL Recipe Book





libertybelle
United States

I think that�s a great idea.
Two things to take into consideration are:
measuring differences.  (pints, kvarts vs. liters)
and
not use finished products.  Many countries don�t have finished mixes.
I make things from scratch.
L

27 Dec 2008     



Damielle
Argentina

you are right liberty. We have to agree on the meassures.
 
 
What i meant in the previous post was that we can ask Victor a new entry in the forum to include the recipes and customs traditions

27 Dec 2008     



Damielle
Argentina

What is "corn bread muffin mix" miss illinois?

27 Dec 2008     



frenchfrog
France

I gave this link to Domnitza earlier this afternoon:

http://www.foodbycountry.com/

27 Dec 2008     



ESL
United States

French frog - It would be wonderful to exchange YOUR favorite recipies.
 
Corn Bread Muffin mix is cornmeal, egg, milk, and sugar. We usually get it in a box. (Sorry)
 
I think if we are going to do this- which sounds great, we should post a measuring equalivency chart also.

27 Dec 2008     



frenchfrog
France

I can�t!! I have too many!
I have just made a white chocolate souffl�!

27 Dec 2008     



GIOVANNI
Canada

I also think it�s a great idea.   You can count me in.  Since we are from many different cultures it would be very interesting to try different
types of recipes.  Each year I have my students hand in their favourite recipe which is translated into English and at the end of the year a book is given to each student with all the recipes. 

27 Dec 2008     



aftab57
United Kingdom

The link provides some christmas features including a 2009 calendar featuring food from around the world.
 

28 Dec 2008     



eng789
Israel

I just got on-line and have been reading about the recipes and I am also interested.�
I agree that we should decide on a standard measurement. �I�m pretty sure that most of Europe and Israel uses the metric system of Kilograms and liters. �But its easy to convert �- there are lots of sites like this one.

http://www.metric-conversions.org/weight/kilograms-to-pounds.htm

I �also do a food project with my grade 8 pupils. �They have to choose their favorite dish, tell who makes it , where it comes from and write up the recipe using Present Passive. �We then have a banquet where everyone brings their dish to school and we get to taste the different dishes and each pupil has to give a short talk about the food. � The kids love it and we share recipes. �Its great. �If I can find the project I will up-load it with the rubrics and marking page.


28 Dec 2008     



meuge
Argentina

Yummy!!!
I am in too! I would love to share recipes!!! And more over, try them! LOL
 

28 Dec 2008     

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