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Holiday Eating Survival Tips

Provided Courtesy of RD411.com Where health care professionals go for information. Holiday Eating Survival Tips. Review Date 10/09 G-1103. Contributed by Shawna Gornick-Ilagan, MS, RD, CWPC. Weight Gain During the Holidays.

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Equipment

Kitchen . Equipment. 1. Liquid Measuring Cup. 2. Dry Measuring Cup. 3. Measuring Spoons. 4. Food Chopper. 5. Grater. 6. Kitchen Shears. 7. Peeler. 8. Mixing Bowls. 9. Rolling Pin. 10. Mixing Spoons. 11. Candy Thermometer. 12. Funnel. 9x13 Rectangular Pan/Dish. 8x8 Square Pan/Dish.

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Kitchen Equipment

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Pies and Pastry

Pies and Pastry. Objectives:. REVIEW STATEMENTS Banana Cream Pie is a cream pie and must be refrigerated. It contains a fruit in the pudding. Cut fat into flour until mixture it makes a course crumbs. Fat in the pastry makes it tender.

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Chapter 47

Chapter 47. Objective:. DESCRIBE TYPES OF PIES A PIE is any dish consisting of a crust with a filling. Types of Pies Compare and Contrast. Fruit Pies Cream Pies Custard Pies Savory Pies. Fruit Pies. Whole or sliced fruit is combined with sugar and a starch thickener.

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PASTRY

PASTRY. Course Competency #7: I can prepare a variety of desserts FACSE National Standard 8.5.10: Prepare breads, baked goods and desserts using safe handling and professional preparation techniques. PASTRY.

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Welcome to

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Objective:

Objective:. 1: Describe various pies and the process to make a pie crust. A PIE is any dish consisting of a crust with a filling. Types of Pies Compare and Contrast. Fruit Pies Cream Pies Custard Pies Savory Pies. Fruit Pies.

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Benchmark Clarification: The student identifies types of energy by their source and properties. Content Limits : Items w

Energy Benchmark SC.B.1.2.2 AA The student recognizes various forms of energy (e.g. heat, light, and electricity). (Also assesses B.1.2.3, B.1.2.4, B.1.2.5, and B.1.2.6). Benchmark Clarification: The student identifies types of energy by their source and properties. Content Limits :

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How a Leyden Jar works!!

How a Leyden Jar works!!. Rubbing the wax paper on the Styrofoam. Wax Paper. Styrofoam. Removes electrons from the wax paper. Wax Paper. Styrofoam. Wax Paper. Styrofoam. Wax Paper. Styrofoam. Making the Styrofoam Negative. -. -. -. -. Styrofoam. The Neutral Pie pan is lowered. -.

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FIRST LAW

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Earth Science Rocks! Warm Up

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Styrofoam is charged negatively the whole time

1). Pie Pan begins neutral: It has an equal number of (+) and (-) charges. Styrofoam is charged negatively the whole time. 2). Pan is lowered toward the styrofoam. 3). The loose electrons in the pie pan will be repelled by the negative charge of the styrofoam and move to the top of the pan.

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Styrofoam is charged negatively the whole time

1). Pie Pan begins neutral: It has an equal number of (+) and (-) charges. Styrofoam is charged negatively the whole time. 2). Pan is lowered toward the styrofoam. 3). The loose electrons in the pie pan will be repelled by the negative charge of the styrofoam and move to the top of the pan.

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Stripping Electrons

Stripping Electrons. Stripping Electrons Activity. This activity will help students understand that electrons can be easily removed from the atom without changing the original material. The students will also be able to confirm that electrons have a charge by creating a spark.

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