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HOW TO MAKE LEMON CURD
Ingredients
4 egg yolks
6 tablespoons of unsalted butter
⅛ teaspoon of salt
⅓ cup lemon juice
1 tablespoon of lemon zest
⅔ cup of white sugar
You need:
A pot
A glass bowl
A Spatula
Measuring cup and spoons
Method:
Fill up your pot with water 3-4 cm high and boil the water. Turn it down to a simmer and place your pot on top of the simmering water.
Place sugar, lemon juice, egg yolks, lemon zest and salt in the bowl.
Place the bowl on top of the pot and whisk for 10 minutes, until the curd resembles the consistency of hollandaise sauce.
Carefully take the bowl off the pot and add butter. Continue to whisk until it melts.
Pour curd into clean jars and put baking paper over the curd to stop a skin forming.
Leave out until the curd has cooled and set, then put the lids on and refrigerate.
This year's production was based on a book children's called Tiddler. We only have a production every 2nd year. It was very good fun. I auditioned for one of the main characters. Happily, I got to be one of the main characters which was a Trevally. Also, I had a goal which was to try my best for the auditions and achieved it. The most challenging part of the production was not scratching off my face paint. I was very nervous to be on stage but the dances that we completed were amazing.
I think next time they should let us help make the costumes so we can pick what we wanted on our costume. IT WAS AMAZING PRODUCTION!
What makes a good blog post?
To me a good blog post must have:
- Always try to avoid being negative in your blog posts .
- The blog should have an interesting title so it catches the reader's attention and what it's about .
- The blog should be written in 1st person because it is a personal piece from the writer's point of view .
- The blog shouldn’t contain any private information because it allows the world to open your bank account and more.
- Every blog should be edited before publishing.
WALT: Understand the different between pubic and private information.
This afternoon, Donna talked to us about not sharing our details like last name, phone number, car number plate and your bank details. I used Google draw to make this profile. I found this fun and interesting as I explore google draw.
Hope you enjoy reading my profile:
