During the weekend, my sister and I were wondering what we could do. My mother said that we could bake her famous banana choc cake as we had some ripe bananas lying around. First we measured the flour and cocoa powders. Second we mashed the bananas with a fork and smashing them was fun! Third we added very little oil in with the mix. Fourth we put butter in the oven and melted it. Fifth My mum carefully cracked open an egg. Sixth we put black liquid vanilla. Seventh we put sugar into the mixture. Eighth we mixed it together and we put choc chips on top. It looked like ooey gooey deliciousness and when we put it in the oven and got it out it tasted even better.
Jerome this just looks so yummy. I bet you and your sister enjoyed making it as well as eating it. Thanks for sharing activities from your weekend with us. Keep up the blogging as its really nice too hear what you are up to.
ReplyDeleteHi Jerome. Yummmmmyyyyy! That looks delicious! Thank you for sharing the steps to make it. Perhaps you could put the recipe up on your blog. I'm sure some of your school friends and teachers would like to make and enjoy eating it!
ReplyDeletePerhaps you could share some of your online tasks on your blog also. We enjoy seeing what you are working on.
Stay safe in your bubble and enjoy time with your family.
Wow Jerome that cake looks amazing. That's so beautiful that I almost forgot to introduce myself. I'm Jacob from New Windsor School.I just have one question for you. How yum was it.
ReplyDeleteHi Jerome, you are certainly helping your family keep happy during lockdown! That was great writing using clear steps. Well done with your teamwork to produce a wonderful cake. I’m wondering what temperature did you use to cook your cake? I’m looking forward to seeing your online learning too when you share it. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteAwesome post Jerome!
ReplyDeleteThe cake looks very chocolaty and yummy!
Maybe you can share the ingredient measurements so other people can also make this cake :)
I like your procedural writing,it's very clear.
Keep up the fabulous blogging!