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Baking
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Master basic
whole grain recipes for waffles & pancakes, coffee cakes, crepes,
cornbread, muffins, scones, biscuits, tortillas, quick loaf breads, cinnamon
rolls & sour dough. Introduces blender batter baking, fresh flour quick
breads, and whole grain yeast breads. Balances academic research and practical
applications.Emphasizes a Biblical Creator/creation perspective, nutritional value, convenience, taste appeal, cost control, and research. Lessons are structured and sequential, but there are also opportunities for creative activities, bonus projects, and serving others. The Text: An Introduction to Whole Grain Baking w/PowerPoint CD $23, The Student Notebook: Baking with Whole Grains $40, Text + Student Notebook w/Test CD $60 (save $3). View inside work book . . . purchase (Answer keys to worksheets and tests included on the CD) |
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If you reached this page from the IBLP website Telos Institute page link, you should visit our homepage to get a bigger picture on what we offer. Call 951.687.5491 and we will be happy to answer your questions and explain how the course was originally developed in cooperation with IBLP but has now gone far beyond the original course designed for IBLP. (e.g. from 40 recipes to over 800) HOME |
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Ingredients |
Kitchen Equipment |
Grain & Seed ID |
Allergy Alternatives |
Almond Milk |
Coconut Milk |
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Almond Coffee Cake |
Blender Cornbread |
Cornbread |
Blender Waffles/Pancakes |
Blender Crepes |
Crepe Fillings & Toppings |
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Apple Toppings |
Banana Muffins |
Cinnamon Scones |
Hearty Biscuits |
Tortillas or Chapatis |
Pumpkin
Bread & Zucchini Bread |
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Delicious
Whole |
Delicious
Whole |
Whole
Grain |
Cinnamon Rolls |
Parmesan
Herb |
Pizza
Crust & Party Pizza |
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Sprouted Grain |
Sprouted Grain Dough |
Sourdough Starter |
Sourdough Bread |
Sourdough |
Flaxseed Egg Alternative |
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Baking
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Review: My daughter Amber has loved working with this program and has learned a lot about the whys and hows of baking and cooking. She has learned many things that I could not have taught her because I didn’t know. She now knows how she can alter recipes to achieve different results, something that I’ve always wished I was capable of doing. She has also learned a lot about many of the nutritional reasons for choosing one ingredient over another. Amber has been able to work her way through the curriculum on her own with little help from me which is wonderful for a high school level course and necessary for our schedule. Our whole family has enjoyed the delicious biscuits, muffins, tortillas and other breads that have been part of Amber’s school assignments. This is a high school level course and takes a good amount of time each day. Because of this and the other responsibilities that Amber has, we’ve chosen to have Amber work through the program more slowly than scheduled. She does Sue Gregg cooking 2-3 days each week and this has been a good pace for our family. I highly recommend considering this for a high school home economics credit. Normally I would not have considered purchasing a cooking curriculum because our family cooks every day. However, taking the time out to study this more in depth has added skill and knowledge that probably wouldn’t have been gained otherwise. Raising Olives Link to complete review . . . |
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