Showing posts with label cutting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cutting. Show all posts

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Figs with yogurt

Here is a link to my other blog about figs.




We sliced and diced and cooked the figs with a little sugar.  Then we ate them over vanilla yogurt.  It was a very sophisticated yogurt experience.  We also tried them raw on Wednesday.  Several children loved the inside of the fig, but not the skin.

  

Friday, August 27, 2010

angel hair with cherry tomatoes and basil


First we washed them...

Then we sliced them...

Then we stirred...

and added some basil and olive oil...

Recipe
2 pints cherry tomatoes
3/4 cup olive oil
10-20 basil leaves
1 pound angel hair
salt to taste

1. Slice cherry tomatoes in half.  Using a serrated knife helps with the ease of cutting.
2. Add olive oil and salt and stir.  One of the children stirred it for about 10 minutes and it made it really delicious.
3. Tear basil leaves and throw into bowl with tomatoes.
4. Cook angel hair al dente and spoon into bowl with tomatoes.  It's okay if there is a bit of the pasta water as it helps give it a more sauce-like consistency.


Montessori activities:  cutting, tearing, spooning, stirring