Chocolate cake recipe

Chocolate cake (recipe)

Goal - I understand a video-recipe how to make a chocolate cake. I can write about desserts which I can make on 3D printer.




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Chocolate cake (recipe)

Goal - I understand a video-recipe how to make a chocolate cake. I can write about desserts which I can make on 3D printer.




Plan

  1. Warming- up Do you like cooking? What is your specialty?

  2. Watching a video - The recipe for chocolate cake

  3. Quiz

  4. Slim Stampen (stones and Grammar)




You have 3D printer. What dessert would you print?

Of which ingredient does he add one teaspoon?

A

Baking soda

B

Baking powder

C

Egg

D

Flour

What did he forget?

A

Another egg

B

Butter

C

A nice pinch of salt

D

Baking powder

Why does he add almonds to the batter?

A

To give it a nice texture

B

To give it a nice flavour

C

To make it more healthy

D

To make it more interesting

What does he do while the cakes are baking in the oven?

A

He makes the topping

B

He makes the chocolate cake

C

He makes the batter

D

He makes the chocolate sauce

Why shouldn't you boil the water?

A

Because then the chocolate and butter will split

B

Because then the kitchen will catch fire

C

Because then the chocolate will get sticky

D

Because then the chocolate won't melt

What summer fruit does he use?

A

Apples and strawberries

B

Raspberries and cherries

C

Strawberries and raspberries

D

Blueberries and raspberries

What comes on top of the cream?

A

The chocolate sauce

B

The top layer of the cake

C

The fruit layer

D

The batter

What happens after the chocolate cools down?

A

It gets thicker

B

It hardens

C

It melts

D

It turns blue

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Slim Stampen - Food Talk Vocabulary G, Grammar