1. Cooking November 16, 2011
Sally wants to bake cookies for a holiday party. The recipe
says it yields 30 cookies. She doubles the batch and can fit
14 cookies on each cookie sheet. The cookies need to bake
for 6 minutes each. How long will it take her to bake the cookies?
Bellwork
Objective: math and cooking
HW Recipe Worksheet 1

2. Cooking November 16, 2011
You need to cut a recipe in half.
Find the amounts you'll need if the
original amounts are listed below.
3/2 cup of flour
3 T of salt
2 t. of baking powder
1/2 cup of sugar
1 c of water
HW Recipe Worksheet 2

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Does the order matter in the recipe?
What should we do to prepare to cook?
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7. Cooking November 16, 2011
We need to change the 2 T of milk to water.
How much water should we use?
Water: Approximately 3/4 cup water = 1 cup cow’s milk
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Let's double this recipe and see how much we would need of each ingredient.
Can we change any of the measurements?
Let's throw a party for the whole school!
There are 97 freshmen, 118 sophomores, 102 juniors, 85 seniors, and 42 staff.
Let's give each person 2 cookies. How many cookies will we need?
How big will we have to make the recipe?
HW Recipe Worksheet 9

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Cooking Worksheet
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11. Cooking November 16, 2011
Day 2: Bake Cookies!
1. ­ clean table
2. Everyone wash hands
3. ­ set oven
4. First group of people ­ measure ingredients in large pan
5. Dry ingredient people measure ingredients in small pan
HW Recipe Worksheet 11