Corn Soup with Garlic and Herb Bread.
This week we made ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS soup. It had corn and bacon, everyone who got to try it loved it. We also made herb and garlic bread. We did not have a recipe (it had to come out of the teachers head as the wifi was down). The next time that happens at your school you should ask if you can cook.
First, we got a medium onion and chopped it really fine, then put it in a pot. Next, we chopped the bacon really fine and added it to the pot. We left the fat on it so that it would stop the onion and the bacon sticking. We cooked it until it was really browned nicely. After that, we added a can of creamed corn and 2 tablespoons of flour while the pot was not on the heat. Then we put the pot back on the element and slowly add milk while stirring. There is no measurement for the milk as you decided how thick you want the soup to be. One group wanted thinner soup so they added more milk. We also made a bun each with garlic and herb butter. The teacher got someone to get it from a factory so we did not have to make our own. We cut our bun in slices (but not all the way through) and put as much butter in as we liked. Then we wrapped it in foil and put it in the oven to get hot.
Some of us have decided that we will make this at home as it was soooooo delicious.
This week we made ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS soup. It had corn and bacon, everyone who got to try it loved it. We also made herb and garlic bread. We did not have a recipe (it had to come out of the teachers head as the wifi was down). The next time that happens at your school you should ask if you can cook.
First, we got a medium onion and chopped it really fine, then put it in a pot. Next, we chopped the bacon really fine and added it to the pot. We left the fat on it so that it would stop the onion and the bacon sticking. We cooked it until it was really browned nicely. After that, we added a can of creamed corn and 2 tablespoons of flour while the pot was not on the heat. Then we put the pot back on the element and slowly add milk while stirring. There is no measurement for the milk as you decided how thick you want the soup to be. One group wanted thinner soup so they added more milk. We also made a bun each with garlic and herb butter. The teacher got someone to get it from a factory so we did not have to make our own. We cut our bun in slices (but not all the way through) and put as much butter in as we liked. Then we wrapped it in foil and put it in the oven to get hot.
Some of us have decided that we will make this at home as it was soooooo delicious. 
Kia ora Room 2,
ReplyDeleteWhen the WIFI goes down it certainly makes you realise how much we rely on it for so many things. Lucky your teacher was creative and had a recipe in her head. When I was growing up my Mum had recipe books, you can still buy them but I am pretty sure most people just using Google! Do you use recipe books in your homes?
Tania
Hi room 2, My school recently had a shut down but it only lasted for about 30 minutes so I think you guy's are very luck to be cooking the whole day. I also think when your older you'll became master chief cooks, What will you make next time? Thank you for your time, From Aysha at Point England School.
ReplyDeleteKia ora room 2 my name is Te Aroha and i am a year 7 from Kawakawa primary school. Your corn soup sounds interesting i've never tasted corn soup but that herb and garlic bread sounds delicious! I wouldn't mind eating that it looks very yumm! It looks like a good hearty winter soup for all those cold days. Nice job guys! Keep up the good work.
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ReplyDeleteMy name is Tess and I am a year 7 from Lake Brunner School. The soup that you made sounds delicious, and the garlic bread sounds really yummy too. How long did your Wifi go down for? Great job! Please come and comment on my blog at:
http://lakebrunnertessm.blogspot.co.nz/
Hi all, My name is Yousif, Its looks very delicious and tasty, i love to make one for myself now too.
ReplyDeleteHello, My name is Reuben i am from Grey main School and that soup and bread is making me hungry (YUM) i think that we should do more cooking at our school.
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hi my names Elijah that looks yum maybe we should start cooking
ReplyDeleteHey room 2, my name is Haelyn and i am a student from kawakawa primary school I am 12 years old and im a year 7. OMG! this soup looks delish and that bread yummy making my mouth water have to give this recipe a try (: maybe in your spear time you should to look at my blog http://kpshaelyng.blogspot.co.nz/
ReplyDeleteHi room 2,my name is Paris and I am a year 8 student from KawaKawa primary school. Your corn soup and garlic and herb bread it looks sooooo yum I myself might have to make this myself. bye now
ReplyDeleteHi room 2,I think you guy's are very luck to be cooking the whole day. I also think when you are older you guys could be a chef What will you make next time? From Kristian at grey main School.
ReplyDeleteHi room 2, My name is James I go to kawakawa primaryschool and I think you guy's are very luck to be cooking the whole day. I also think when you are older you guys could be a chef What will you make next time?. Blog you later. Check my blog out http://kpsjamesb.blogspot.co.nz/
ReplyDeleteHi I'm Tahnellah I am a student at KawaKawa Primary School and I'm a year 8 and I'm 12 years old and I liked how use made a Corn Soup with Garlic and Herb Bread might try it out and go check out my blog and go check out my class blog
ReplyDeletethis on is my blog http://kpstahnellahs.blogspot.co.nz/ and this one is my class blog http://kpsjbaker.blogspot.co.nz/ bye have fun and enjoy...
Hey room 2, my name is Ashton and i am a student from kawakawa primary school I am 12 years old and im a year 7. OMG! this soup looks delish and that bread yummy making my mouth water have to give this recipe a try (: maybe in your spear time you should to look at my blog http://kpsashtonn.blogspot.co.nz/
ReplyDeletehi i am at gilberthorpe school the FOOD you's are making look YUM it is making me angry goodbye
ReplyDeletehi guys my name is shane and i go to gilberthorpe school in Christchurch i love every thing you guys are macking keep up the good work bye:)
ReplyDeleteKia Ora my name is Lucas at Gilberthorpe school Christchurch i'm a year 6 NZ im a big fan of cats and DC univerese and by the way i love french toast
ReplyDeleteKia ora Shikarn here from Gilberthorpe school in christchurch. Looks like your learning to bake they look awesome.
ReplyDelete1:hi chrysler here I am from gilberthorpe school that is in christchurch hornby hei hei.2:WoW I think that this soup would be num nums good work.3:Maybe you can add step by step ok goodbye.
ReplyDeleteHi its Dani from gilberthorpe school. I love the look of that garlic bread bet that was fun. Loved that just add a picture of the people holding it. Awesome job bye.
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