Welcome!

Welcome to the Workshop!





A 2 hour voluntary Staff Development Workshop -Modeling project-based learning and collaboration.



Held in the Family Consumer Science Room

Brunswick High School

Facilitated by Carla Selberg on November 24, 2010



This lesson used Tony Wagner's Seven Survival Skills to create pies and collaborate with colleagues.



We shared and compared recipes, identified common problems, brainstormed solutions, problem-solved during the process and created this blog to share.



Those who attended were: Sarah Allen, Becky Costa, Stephanie Dumont, Cathy Kelley, Scheree Kirk, Jean Libby, Erin Lowell, Susan Loyd, Greg Nadeau, James O'Donnell, Mike Scarpone, Jeanne Sheilds, Kathy Tuttle, and Bob Van Milligan.



Monday, November 29, 2010

Common Problems and Solutions!


My crust:
sticks to the counter - Use a pastry cloth and rolling pin sleeve
falls apart - cut in shortening with a pastry cutter
burns on the edge - Only keep the oven at 450 degrees for 10 minutes, turn down to 350 degrees for the remaining time.
cracks up when rolling - make another, add T. of shortening or water. Don't re-roll.
edges shrink up when cooked - leave bigger edges, fold under dough.
pie crust won't stick to itself - use water like glue.
it's too tough - don't overstir, press dough together with hands.
too soft and sticky - don't use oil based margarine. Use cold butter or shortening.

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