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Sunday, November 1, 2009
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
How to Make a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich
Mmmm.... that was awesome. You must be wondering why I said that. That was the best PB & J sandwich ever! My mom just made me the best peanut butter and jelly sandwich in history. Here is how you can make your own awesome peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
First, you need to gather the ingredients. You need a paper plate. You use a paper plate because it is recyclable and easy to clean up. You need 1 tablesoon so you won't hurt yourself getting the peanut butter and jelly. You need three pieces of bread. The bread should be fresh and soft. A jar of peanut butter and a jar of jelly are also needed. Any kind of peanut butter and jelly can be used. It is whatever you prefer.
You will need to put the paper plate on the counter or table. Carefully grab the three pieces of bread spread them out on the plate. They should be beside each other. Be sure they are not on top of each other. Retrieve the peanut butter and jelly. Set them beside the plate so they are easier to get. Open the peanut butter. Get a spoon full of peanut butter and spread it on one of the pieces of bread.
Close the peanut butter and put it in the pantry. This is becuase you will not be needing any more. This will also prevent the peanut butter from spoilng. Now you will need the jelly. Get the spoon and dig some of the jelly out of the jar. You can use the same spoon to save on dirty dishes. You are going to spread it one of the slices of bread without peanut butter. Take the plain piece of bread and put it on the jelly side. Get the peanut butter bread and put it that slice. You end up with a double layered peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
So, now you can enjoy this yummy treat. Be sure to go home and try it!
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Friday, April 24, 2009
The Yummy, Yummy Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich!
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Thursday, April 23, 2009
How to Make Delicious Choclate Chip Cookies
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How To Write A Story
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Monday, April 20, 2009
Yummy Tasty Ice Cream Cookies
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How to Make Choclate Chip Cookies
After a long day at school, I really like to have a nice snack. My grandmother knows how to make me feel much better. She treats me to some very delicious, home-made chocolate chip cookies. These really hit the spot!
Ingredients
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Thursday, April 16, 2009
How to Make a Turkey Sandwich
One day I got really hungry and decided that I needed a snack. I wanted something healthy and delicious so I made myself a turkey sandwich. I love turkey and I know it is going to be healthy for me. Here is the recipe for you to try.
Ingrediants:
two slices of bread (any kind)
turkey (sliced from the lunch meat section)
lettuce (shredded)
pickles (dill slices)
bacon
pepper
salt
mayonaise
pan
oven mitt
knife
First you get the bacon. You can use the pre-cooked bacon if you want. If not, put the bacon on a pan in the oven for 20 minutes. Be sure to check on the bacon so it does not burn. On the bacon is done, remove the bacon from the oven and let it cool.
Then, you get the two pieces of bread from the pantry or wherever you keep it. You can use any kind of bread such as white, wheat, or even rye. Place the bread in the toaster for 6 minutes or until it is done.
Next, gather all of your other ingredients. You put the bread on a plate side by side. Using the knife, spread the mayonaise on both pieces. You can put either a little or a lot of mayonnaise. It is whatever you prefer.
Carefully get the bacon and put it on both slices of bread. The bacon should be crispy and done. Sprinkle the lettuce on the sandwich. Then you place several pickle slices on the lettuce. That will add a salty taste to your sandwich. Grab a few slices of turkey and tuck it in the sandwich. When you are done with that, sprinkle salt and then pepper on the sandwich. Be sure to sprinkle just a little bit.
Now you can place the two halves together and you should have a large, juicy, turkey sandwich to eat. For an added treat, you can get some chips to go with your sandwich. Enjoy!
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How to Make a Vanilla Cake
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The Cheesy Quesadilla
One day I got tired of the plain old peanut butter and jelly sandwich so I just switched to the cheesy quesadilla. Buckle up so I can tell you how to make this cheesy masterpiece!
Things you need:
1 soft taco shell
1 hand full of shredded cheese (taco cheese)
A plate and a microwave
First you place the soft taco shell on the plate. Make sure you are using a fresh soft taco shell.
Then you get a hand full of shredded cheese and drop it on the soft taco shell in the center.
Fold the soft taco shell with the cheese in it in half. It should be the shape of a half circle. Make sure you roll the soft taco shell slowly so the cheese does not fall out.
After that, you slide plate with the quesadilla in the microwave for 30 seconds.
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Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwhich with a Side of Happiness
1 whole spoonful of peanut butter (any variety)
1 spoonful of jelly (any variety)
a regular sized bowl
a napkin or plate
several clean spoons
two slices of your choice of bread
container of fresh milk
1 cup
1 butter knife
First you get a bowl and put a spoonful of peanut butter in it. Then add a spoonful of jelly to it. Remember that you may use any kind of peanut butter and jelly you choose. This sandwich should make you feel comfy, cozy, and at home .
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Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Friday's Awesome Toasted Ham and Cheese Sandwich
by Hunter P.
One Friday, my mom made me a toasted ham and cheese sandwich. I loved it! It was better than a frozen pizza for breakfast. So, I have decided that I absolutely must share this wonderful recipe with you. I`m going to show you how to make the best toast ham and cheese.
First, you need two pieces of ham. The ham should be fresh from the store. Regular lunch meat ham from the deli should work.
Next, you need two pieces of cheese. My mom uses white cheese or regular sandwich cheese. I like Kraft Sandwich cheese the best. It should be fresh, cold cheese from the refrigerated section.
Then,you need two pieces of bread. My dad buys whole wheat bread which works well for this recipe. It is really good when it is soft, squishy and fresh.
After that, you put the ingrediants together in this way: bread, ham, cheese, ham, cheese, and finally the last piece of bread. Be sure to put them on a plate when you put them together.
Next, you open the toaster oven and put the sandwhich in the toaster for three minutes. This will make the toast crunchy and toasty brown. The cheese will be squishy, gooey, and soaked into the bread.
For the best part, when it is done take, it out of the oven (using a potholder or towel) and put it on a plate. You can add some chips or whatever sidedish you would like with it. Finally, eat it!
Ingredients:
Two pieces of bread
Two pieces of cheese
Two pieces of ham
Toaster, Oven or Toaster Oven
Towel or Potholder
Plate
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Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Calcite by Hunter L.
Calcite is an important mineral that most people don’t know about. In fact Calcite can be very interesting. It can be green, yellow, gray, white or colorless. If the calcite is pure, marble will be white since it is made from calcite. There are many different things in the world that are made of calcite. Seashells and limestone are made of calcite. It is also used to make walls that are found in houses. As you can tell, calcite is a vital mineral for people.
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