Garden Soap Homemade soap can make a wonderful gift. Customise your soaps and create beautiful smells and colours using fresh ingredients from the garden.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Oaty Crunch Cookies Winchmore School Food Technology In this project you are going to learn how to make some cookies Ask an adult to help you!

Advertisements

Meaty Burger with Caribbean Salsa. Make the salsa first: ½ red onion, finely diced, 1 tomato, finely chopped, 1/2 red pepper,1 chilli,1/2 mango, juice.

Meatandeducation.com 2012 Be a safe and hygienic cook Read through the recipe and identify any food safety or hygiene hazards. What can be done to reduce.

How To Make Your Own Unique Soap By Boram Kim. Easy homemade soap Use it for yourself Own creation with unique style Great gift for friends and families.

COMENIUS PROJECT “BOOK ME A TICKET TO EUROPE” ACTIVITY 4 – WHAT AM I GOING TO EAT ?

Getting Started in The Kitchen

WELCOME TO THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF CHOCOLATE. Do you adore chocolate? This power point will show you how our favourite treat is made.

Herbs. What It Is Herbs are an easy way to heighten the aroma of a dish Whether fresh or dried, herbs are fragrant leaves of plants, stems and flowers,

 Standard form  Ingredients are listed first, in the order of use, followed by step-by-step instructions.  Action form  Instructions are given, followed.

Healthy Fruit Salad. Ingredients Apples Bananas Strawberries Grapes.

Spicy Tomato Soup Ingredients 1 onion 500ml water 1 carrot 1 stock cube 1 potato ½ x 5ml spoon dried chilli flakes 1 x can chopped tomatoes (400g) 1 x.

Y7 Food Technology rotation: 1.Fruit Smoothie 2.Pizza Toast 3.Fruit Crumble 4.Flapjack 5.Cheesy Pasta Bake 6.High Fibre Muffins Note to parents /carers.

Fruit Delight. Ingredients-between two 400g cooking apple or rhubarb (you can also add a few brambles or raspberries to give a nice pink colour) 50g sugar.

Culinary Tools & Equipment

Vegetable Risotto We shall learn to use a vegetable knife safely including washing and drying it. We shall be able to control the heat of the cooker top.

Cooking in Mrs. Greenberg’s Class On Monday, we made rice crispy treats.

Preparing a Roulade Culinary Arts II Assignment 9 – Visuals Jack Kelly 10/28/2011.

2 x 220g packs ready- cooked pasta (we used Dolmio Express), or 440g leftover cooked penne (about 200g dried) 100g can tuna in oil 400g can cannellini.

Chard with dates First clean the spinach well, removing the threads and cut the stalks into pieces and the leaves into strips. Then chop the white part.

Tomato, Red Onion & Feta Salad. Ingredients: 2 tomatoes cut in wedges, 50g black olives, 25g sliced sun-dried tomatoes, ½ a small red onion thinly sliced,

Fruity Flapjacks Eat Well Be Well Unit. HYGIENE CHECK APRONS ON HAIR TIED BACK JEWELLERY OFF HANDS WASHED BENCHES WIPED SINKS FILLED WITH HOT SOAPY WATER.

 are among the most powerful antioxidants in all of nature..  seem to reduce the occurrence of urinary tract infections…  are a good source of potassium,

Ch 6 Preventing Kitchen Accidents Answers. 1)Types of Kitchen Equipment Major Appliances – fridge, oven Small Appliances – blender, toaster Utensils –

1 Soup Soups can be thin and clear, thickened or so full of meat, vegetables, pasta or rice that it almost qualifies as a solid food and makes a really.

Pronto Pasta Salad This Pasta salad is made using: 100g Cooked pasta shapes Finely chopped red onion Diced red pepper Handful of black olives Finely chopped.

Crown copyright 2007 Fruit flapjacks Session: 3.

Making Laundry Soap Step-by-Step in Pictures! Source: The Family Home Stead.

Red and Green Coleslaw. Ingredients: Small piece of white cabbage (approx 50g), small piece of red cabbage, 1 carrot, 1 apple, handful of sultanas.

© British Nutrition Foundation 2006www.nutrition.org.uk/lifeskills fruit jelly.

Exploring the Harvest Goal: To identify and learn about the crop harvested using all our senses. Objectives: Students will: look at photos and locate the.

HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP STEP 1  Gather the ingredients. Cold process soap is made from oils, lye and water. When these ingredients are combined at.

COOKING WITH FRACTIONS By Baxter Marshman. JELLY We prepared the jelly by adding jelly crystals with boiling water and cold water, all ingredients were.

Cutting and Mixing Foods and Ingredients

Basic expectation reminder.

Recycled watering can Finding alternative uses for our household rubbish can be a great way to help the environment. Why not turn your old plastic milk.

Seed Balls Suitable for all ages

FOUR STEPS TO FOOD SAFETY

How To Make Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls

Beef and mozzarella meatballs

Year 8 Food Recipes.

Do Now: Rotate around the room, and on the Kitchen Equipment Around the Room Paper, Identify the Equipment Name (If you don’t know guess, but leave.

Year 7 Food Recipes.

Recycled indoor herb or salad planters

Lamb rogan josh Ingredients Serves 4 Cooking time: 15 minutes

Growing and Cooking with Herbs

Fried Rice & Fortune Cookies

Pork Thai bites Ingredients Serves 4 Cooking time: 20 minutes

ONLINE TEACHER’S ENVIRO PACK

Garden Creatures These colourful markers will brighten up any green space. Have fun with the designs and colours to make yours really unique. You will.

Food Types and Properties

Cheese Pasca Put the flour in a bowl, make a hollow in the middle and add the eggs, ready leaven yeast, milk and a little sugar and knead adding all the.

Mrs. F B Kh How To Write A Recipe

What do seeds need to grow?

Cooking Terms Dictionary

Healthy Polish Dishes The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which.

Fruit Smoothie.

Take out? Cook in!.

Wind Chime Wind chimes can bring colour and sound to the garden, and they are very easy to make. You can even use recycled materials like bottle tops,

Healthy Eating Kebabs These fruit kebabs are a wonderful, healthy snack which the whole class will love and they’re really quick to make. You will need:

Fruit smoothie.

Cold Process Soap, Lip Balms, Lotion Bars & Salves

Simple, but fun.

Royal rice © Food – a fact of life 2009.

Cold Process Soap, Lip Balms, Lotion Bars & Salves

Presentation transcript:

Garden Soap Homemade soap can make a wonderful gift. Customise your soaps and create beautiful smells and colours using fresh ingredients from the garden or kitchen. You will need: Block of melt and pour soap base (available from craft stores, Amazon etc.) Microwave Soap flavours e.g. lemon zest, fresh herbs finely chopped, fresh or dried lavender or flowers, pureed fruits e.g. strawberry Soap moulds Bowl, wooden spoon and small food processor. 1. Chop the herbs, flowers etc. into small pieces using a food processor. Starting with a small amount, cut the soap base into small pieces and place into a microwave safe bowl. Ask an adult to melt the soap for 30 s on high heat. Allow to cool slightly so that it is a safe temperature to work with. Quickly add your soap flavour to the melted soap base and mix thoroughly. 2. After mixing, carefully pour the liquid soap into the soap moulds and allow to cool overnight at room temperature (or for 1 hour in the fridge). 3. Once completely cool, carefully remove the soaps from the mould and package, ready to be sold at the You Grow-They Grow sale. Why don’t you make lots of soap flavours ready to sell at the You Grow-They Grow sale? You could add essential oils, colours and fragrances to your soap, or make soaps in different shapes and sizes; try a few things and see what works for you. A strategic health initiative from Project HOPE UK