How to make chocolate cake
WALT:How to make chocolate cake
Tehcnology- cooking- Chocolate cake
Tehcnology- cooking- Chocolate cake
Today at tehcnology we cooked chocolate cake
The Steps:
The Steps:
Step 1 - Dry ingredients
- First boil 1 1/2 c of water
- then add 2 c of S.R Flour into big bowl
- also 1 c of Sugar
- and 1/3c of cocoq
Step 2
- add to 2 eggs into a bigger bowl
- also 1c of oil
- and1/2 c of milk
- and last of all 1 tsp of vanilla essenci
Step 3 - After you combine wet + dry ingredients add 1 c of hot water and mix well and then bake for on 180 degrees Celsius for 15-20 mi
Hey Timote!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Chloe I am a year 8 from Yaldhurst Model School.
Wow this blog post is awesome! That cake looks awesome.
I really like how you have put steps to this. Next time you could put it into a slide so then each step has a slide.
Also so then it can improve your blog post but if you want to improve it more you should check out Piktochart if you don't know it already. You know how you put C right after the measurements, I'm not sure if people will understand what it means?
Kind regards
- Chloe
Hello Timote,
ReplyDeleteI'm Nikita from Yaldhurst Model School, and I'm a year 7!
While scrolling within your blog I notice the amount of food recipes and all you do! The best thing I found about this blog, is you actually added Instructions on the recipe!
What did the cake taste like? Does the ingredient amount reflect on the cakes atmosphere?
Keep talking delicious!
-Nikita
Hello there Timote
ReplyDeleteI'm Mika, a year 8 from Yaldhurst Model School. Mmmmmm... that cake looks good. Another thing that's good is your recipe, it's straight to the point. Also, like the emojis.
I too go to cooking and this week, I made some creamy pasta and chicken noodles. The creamy pasta had a slight plastic taste to it but you don't notice it. Another thing is that, the jack fruit tastes weird. It was supposed to replace chicken but it didn't taste or feel like chicken. The chicken noodles were good though. We added a little bit of chili so it was mildly spicey. Actually, did you know that the word spicey is not the correct term for saying that something's hot. Chili isn't a spice so their for, the word spicey doesn't make sence.
If you have some how read through that how part of me rambling, I'll explain some things you need to imrpove on. First off, the title. You've pretty much repeated it three times. Also, the format does look a little sloopy as the writing on the side of the image doesn't help. I'd rather put things in the middle or put everything in a website and embeding it to my blog.
Did you share the chocolate cake with your family and friends? How could you have improved the chocolate cake to make it taste better? Hope to see you again and bye!
By Mika
Link to blog: http://ymsmika.blogspot.com/