Below are some examples of student work on the sustainability project thus far.
Recipe for a Good Life (Example 1)
4/5cup tears
2/3cup diversity
14oz love
1tsp balance
4bag family
1tsp attention
2 cups humor
11 teaspoon friend
1/3cup Value
222cups of peace
Open your heart 250F. Now gently introduce your family and friends. Then gradually drizzle the balance then add the tears. Add the rest, mix it, pour it, and there you have it. When they are ready to come out you will have a good life!
Recipe for a Good Life (Example 2)
Serving Size : 1
Preparation :0:00
Categories : Good Life Bread
6 c love: to fluff up the dough
2 ts education: to activate the yeast
1 tp friends: to make the dough rise
1/4 c lukewarm home: to warm up the yeast
2 c enemies: to cool the yeast and sugar
2 tp optimistic attitude: to go into the milk
3 tp support: to make the bread strong
2 ts health: to sweeten up the bread
Add them all together and stir them in a bowl. Knead the mix into a ball and sprinkle some health on top.
There’s the dough ready to be baked in the oven. Braid the dough into a life and then bake it for a lifetime. When the bread comes out the oven there’s your good life.
Paste
4 tp adventure: to make the paste sharp
1 c determination: to make the paste sweet
8 tp calmness: to make the paste smooth
Stir the paste and try a little bit too. Stir it up some more so that the calmness isn’t in big clumps. Now when that bread comes out of the oven spread the paste on top. When that is done you’ll have an extra good life.
Recipe for a Good Life (Example 3)
Ingredients:
• 3½ cups of love
• 1¼ cup of determination
• 1 pint of freedom, with a sprinkle of discipline
• 2 quarts of resilience
• 5 tablespoons of respect, minced or diced
• 4 cups of kindness
• ½ cup of hope, lightly seasoned
• 2½ cups of humor
• 1 quart of responsibility
• 3 teaspoons of perseverance
• 1 cup of healthy mind, body and spirit
• Endless challenges
Combine 5 tablespoons of minced respect with one quart of responsibility and sauté over low heat in a medium saucepan for 10-15 minutes. Then toss 3½ cups of love with 1¼ cup of determination and season with salt and pepper. Add it to the saucepan and stir occasionally. Then put all the other ingredients in a bowl and grate some Parmesan cheese over the mixture. Let it sit for 20 minutes at room temperature. Take the saucepan of the heat and put the contents on a plate and season with basil. Serve immediately. Results in 3-5 servings.
Recipe for a Good Life (Example 1)
4/5cup tears2/3cup diversity
14oz love
1tsp balance
4bag family
1tsp attention
2 cups humor
11 teaspoon friend
1/3cup Value
222cups of peace
Open your heart 250F. Now gently introduce your family and friends. Then gradually drizzle the balance then add the tears. Add the rest, mix it, pour it, and there you have it. When they are ready to come out you will have a good life!
Recipe for a Good Life (Example 2)
Serving Size : 1
Preparation :0:00
Categories : Good Life Bread
Amount -- Measure Ingredient -- Preparation
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6 c love: to fluff up the dough
2 ts education: to activate the yeast
1 tp friends: to make the dough rise
1/4 c lukewarm home: to warm up the yeast
2 c enemies: to cool the yeast and sugar
2 tp optimistic attitude: to go into the milk
3 tp support: to make the bread strong
2 ts health: to sweeten up the bread
Add them all together and stir them in a bowl. Knead the mix into a ball and sprinkle some health on top.
There’s the dough ready to be baked in the oven. Braid the dough into a life and then bake it for a lifetime. When the bread comes out the oven there’s your good life.
Paste
4 tp adventure: to make the paste sharp
1 c determination: to make the paste sweet
8 tp calmness: to make the paste smooth
Stir the paste and try a little bit too. Stir it up some more so that the calmness isn’t in big clumps. Now when that bread comes out of the oven spread the paste on top. When that is done you’ll have an extra good life.
Recipe for a Good Life (Example 3)
Ingredients:
• 3½ cups of love
• 1¼ cup of determination
• 1 pint of freedom, with a sprinkle of discipline
• 2 quarts of resilience
• 5 tablespoons of respect, minced or diced
• 4 cups of kindness
• ½ cup of hope, lightly seasoned
• 2½ cups of humor
• 1 quart of responsibility
• 3 teaspoons of perseverance
• 1 cup of healthy mind, body and spirit
• Endless challenges
Combine 5 tablespoons of minced respect with one quart of responsibility and sauté over low heat in a medium saucepan for 10-15 minutes. Then toss 3½ cups of love with 1¼ cup of determination and season with salt and pepper. Add it to the saucepan and stir occasionally. Then put all the other ingredients in a bowl and grate some Parmesan cheese over the mixture. Let it sit for 20 minutes at room temperature. Take the saucepan of the heat and put the contents on a plate and season with basil. Serve immediately. Results in 3-5 servings.