- Slice and dice the chicken
- Slice and dice onion
- Boil the chicken and onion with 2 cups of water
- Dice carrot
- Slice zucchini
- Slice mushroom
- Add all to the pot and stir for 10mins
- Add vermicelli
Monday, 6 May 2019
FTE - Chicken Soup
Chicken soup method -

Thursday, 11 April 2019
Cake Comptition
Cake Competition
Tamaki College Food Technology students will be making cakes for a baking competition.
The base of the tins the cakes can be baked in is the same size as an A4 sheet of paper. The maximum height of the cake is 20cm. The top surface of the cake must be covered in icing.
Your task is to design a cake on Tinkercad (assume measurements in cm) that has up to two tiers. The bottom tier must have a rectangular base and the second tier can be a shape of your choice.
For each tier
- Find the volume of the cake.
- Find the area of the cake that will be iced.
The entire cake will be shared in a food tech class. Make reasonable assumptions to estimate how much cake each student will get (give your answer in cm3).
Cylinder: W: 1 L: 1 H : 1
Shpere: W: 2 ⅛ L: 1 H: 1
Box: W: 0.945 L: 2.756 H: 0.787
Monday, 3 December 2018
P.E reflection
what is social responsibility?Social responsibility is an ethical framework and suggests that an entity, be it an organisation or individual, has an obligation to act for the benefit of society at large. Social responsibility is a duty every individual has to perform so as to maintain a balance between the economy and the ecosystems.
What level do I think I performed at?
I think I performed at level 4 because i worked with everyone,
What could I do to be better?
I guess I could play a bit better and be more honest and admit my mistakes,Take care of equipment's and peers
What level do I think I performed at?
I think I performed at level 4 because i worked with everyone,
What could I do to be better?
I guess I could play a bit better and be more honest and admit my mistakes,Take care of equipment's and peers
Friday, 23 November 2018
PE reflection
what is social responsibility?Social responsibility is an ethical framework and suggests that an entity, be it an organisation or individual, has an obligation to act for the benefit of society at large. Social responsibility is a duty every individual has to perform so as to maintain a balance between the economy and the ecosystems.
What level do I think I performed at?
I think I performed at level 3 because i showed respect,played fair,and participated
What could I do to be better?
I guess I could play a bit better and be more honest and admit my mistakes,Take care of equipment's and peers
What level do I think I performed at?
I think I performed at level 3 because i showed respect,played fair,and participated
What could I do to be better?
I guess I could play a bit better and be more honest and admit my mistakes,Take care of equipment's and peers
Tuesday, 16 October 2018
Perspective: Microchiping cats
I think microchiping cats is nonsense. My reasons on why they should not microchip cats is because the cats is/will be familiar with where they live and who there owner is and the microchip may infect the cat even if it little they could get a disease from the microchip.
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Microchiping cats
Tuesday, 11 September 2018
How a bill becomes a law
Today in my social studies class we had to write an explanation on how a bill becomes a law.
Step 1: The bill will be introduced to the house
Step 2: Members of Parliament debate whether the bill should go on to a select committee for further consideration or whether it should be rejected.
Step 3: A select committee of MPs carefully considers the bill. They read and listen to the views of the public and interested organisations, recommend amendments
Step 4: The bill returns to the House, along with the recommendations of the select committee. Members consider the recommendations
Step 5: Members debate the bill part by part in a detailed examination that can take several days. This is the last chance to change the bill.
Step 6: In this final debate, MP's look at the bill as a whole and consider what will happen if the bill becomes law.
Step 7:The Governor-General signs the bill on behalf of the Sovereign, agreeing that it should become an Act of Parliament and pass into law
Hope you have now learned how a bill becomes a law
Stephen
Step 1: The bill will be introduced to the house
Step 2: Members of Parliament debate whether the bill should go on to a select committee for further consideration or whether it should be rejected.
Step 3: A select committee of MPs carefully considers the bill. They read and listen to the views of the public and interested organisations, recommend amendments
Step 4: The bill returns to the House, along with the recommendations of the select committee. Members consider the recommendations
Step 5: Members debate the bill part by part in a detailed examination that can take several days. This is the last chance to change the bill.
Step 6: In this final debate, MP's look at the bill as a whole and consider what will happen if the bill becomes law.
Step 7:The Governor-General signs the bill on behalf of the Sovereign, agreeing that it should become an Act of Parliament and pass into law
Hope you have now learned how a bill becomes a law
Stephen
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