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All About Pancake Day
Содержание
- 1. All About Pancake Day
- 2. What Is Pancake Day?
- 3. Why Do People Eat Pancakes on Shrove Tuesday?
- 4. What Are Pancakes Made From?Pancakes are made from batter. The batter is made using:
- 5. How Do We Make Pancakes?We mix all
- 6. How Do We Eat Pancakes?When the pancake
- 7. Pancake RacingPhoto courtesy of robinmyerscough (@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons licence - attribution
- 8. How Do Other Countries Celebrate Pancake Day?
- 9. Photo courtesy of hepp (@flickr.com) - granted
- 10. Photo courtesy of Mr. GunnText4 (@flickr.com) -
- 11. Photo courtesy of awkward.aardwolf (@flickr.com) - granted
- 12. Photo courtesy of subtle_devices (@flickr.com) - granted
- 13. Fun Fact
- 14. Слайд 14
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What Is Pancake Day?
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Слайд 5How Do We Make Pancakes?
We mix all these ingredients together.
Then
we put the batter in a frying pan and cook
it.
Слайд 6How Do We Eat Pancakes?
When the pancake is cooked, we
serve it with our favourite toppings, like lemon juice and
sugar.What is your favourite topping?
Слайд 7Pancake Racing
Photo courtesy of robinmyerscough (@flickr.com) - granted under creative
commons licence - attribution
Слайд 9Photo courtesy of hepp (@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons
licence - attribution
Sweden
The Swedish call Pancake Day ‘Fettsdagen’, which means
‘Fat Tuesday’. They eat a pastry called Semla instead of pancakes.
Слайд 10Photo courtesy of Mr. GunnText4 (@flickr.com) - granted under creative
commons licence - attribution
Pancake Day is called ‘Mardi Gras’ here
as well as many other catholic and Protestant countries.Brazil
Слайд 11Photo courtesy of awkward.aardwolf (@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons
licence - attribution
Pancake Day is ‘Laskiainen’ in Estonia and they
eat pea soup along with cream buns called ‘Vastlakukkel’.Estonia
Слайд 12Photo courtesy of subtle_devices (@flickr.com) - granted under creative commons
licence - attribution
Iceland call their Pancake Day ‘Sprengidagur’, which means
‘Bursting Day’. They eat salted meats and peas. Iceland
