PANCAKE DAY

In Britain, Pancake Day is also known as Shrove Tuesday, the day before Ash Wednesday and the start of Lent. Traditionally, it was a day of fun and feasting before the 40 days of Lent. 
It´s the day when pancakes are eaten and when people celebrate the Pancake races.
How to make pancakes for Pancake Day

Pancake-racing is one of the more unlikely events on the British sporting calendar and takes place in many towns and villages each Shrove Tuesday.  The skill lies not so much in the running of the race but in flipping - and catching - the pancake, which must be intact when the finishing line is reached. 

ENGLISH CULTURAL WEEK

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Ana de la Hera, my colleague was cooking a nice recipe too: Muffins!, in the school of Medrano. She had a great help, Paz, the class teacher who is a wonderful cooker. Have a look to the Muffins, really tasty!.

ENGLISH CULTURAL WEEK

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The second activitiy was a recipe.
We prepared an Orange Jelly in our class. Maybe, you would like to cook it. It´s easy and yummy!!. Click here if you want to have a look at this recipe by Amy Chapman, that I have adapted to my pupils.

ENGLISH-CLASS RECIPES

PANCAKES

Today is Pancake Day and we have cooked some in our class. Here you can have a look to the picture slide and the recipe with the chant we are learning at the moment.

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BREAKFAST PORRIDGE

Last week Ana Stockermans gave us some porridge recipe to cook together in our Early Years class. She suggested an excellent porridge with milk, apples and oats. Look at them ready to start with the recipe. Sweet! Thanks Ana!