How to make Lasagna ?If you want to be a cook than sit back and

relax and take notes

By Danyelle Patrice Clark

Have a cooking day!!!!!

Danyelle’s Agenda Presentation Math Social Studies Science Writing Reading

History of Lasagna In the 14th and 15th century people didn’t use all

the herbs ‘n’ spices we use now in this italian treat . For example although there was vegetables back then they didn’t have much money so now that we have more money now then back then we can use herb ‘n’ spices.

When our parents cook lasagna we eat up all of our herbs ‘n’ spices but if we lived in the 14th and 15th century our lasagna wouldn’t really bright up our stomach as it would now.

Now we will move on to my step by step directions to make this delicious food Isn’t

that cool

Step #1Materials needed(ricotta cheese , mozzerella

cheese, eggs, butter ,uncooked noodles, pots and pans, tomato sauce , parmesan cheese , sausage or poultry , and silverware.

Step #2 Preheat oven to 350 degrees

Step #3 In a medium bowl put the ricotta cheese ,1 cup of mozzerella cheese , 1 cup of parmesan , 1 cup of parmesan cheese , and eggs and mix very well.

Step #4 In another bowl put the meat

of your choice in tomato sauce and mix well.

Step #5 Spread 1 cup of the tomato

sauce mixture in a 9*13 pan.

Step #6 Place 1/3 of the uncooked lasagna

noodles over the sauce . Spread ½ of the cheese mixture over the noodles, top with 1/3 of the tomato sauce mixture.

Step #7 Keep repeating step #6 top with the

remaining noodles and tomato sauce mixture.

Step #8 Bake for 55 minutes. After sprinkle the left over mozzerella cheese and parsley flakes.

This is Clarence Birdseye

Fun Facts As you saw the man in that picture

was Clarence Birdseye he did his first expirement on Lasagna and his expirement was how to make frozen lasagna and still make it eat able since everyone was eating in his days and he was known as a mad scientist from all the weird science he could do.

I am a fractionMy numerator is

(8*4)+2My denomenator is

(50+40)+10What am I ?

Math RiddlesI am a decimalMy tenths digit is

(3*2)+2My hundreths digit is

(4+2)-1What am I ?

Social Studies The 8th amendment

The 8th amendment means that you have the right to fair punishment and the right to fair cost of bail money.

What does that mean?