That hangi looks delicious and there has been some good learning. Could I make one suggestion - the highlight colour and text colour is quite hard to read. I wonder if you could give us some contrast colour to make it easier to see?
Hi I'm from Hawaii. We have something similar called an imu. We dig a hole in thooe ground and put a pig in it and cover it with ti leave and hot stones. Then when we dig it up, the pig is cooked and very tender and tasty. Your slides were very cool. I agree with the highlight color comment. It was hard to read.
What a great post, Room 12, I agree with Linda and Ava that it was hard to read all that information. Maybe you could include it underneath the slideshow so it is part of the post. How often do you have hangi in New Zealand?
I'm from the United States and I really liked your post. What other foods are traditional in New Zealand? Which one is your favorite? Please come visit our website, www.flags8.org
Hello Mr.Wood, I'm from California and would like to know more about the different foods there are in your country. Try visiting this page Http://www.flags8.org
Hello Mr. Wood! Hangi sounds delicious! I hope I can try it out someday. Can you please do me a small favor and check out our school blog? Http://www.flags8.org We are interested in knowing more about the New Zeland cuisine. -Mmendoza18
Hi Boston! I am Ella from California! I really enjoyed your slides about the New Zealand Maori method of cooking food called Hangi. It was so interesting to learn about a completely different method of cooking food compared to how we cook where I live! I wanted to know if there are any other foods, besides vegetables and meat, that people in your country cook with this cool technique? I will make sure to visit your blog soon and read more of your great posts! My blog is: https://ellanissi5601.edublogs.org
That sounds like an interesting meal to make. I wish we could try some new cooking methods here in California to know how you guys do it. What other foods do you eat there in New Zealand?
Good job Boston and Tearynce. I like your presentation and how you guys put a lot of info in it. Honestly I have never tried a hangi but in the future I would like to. Great work guys.
That hangi looks delicious and there has been some good learning.
ReplyDeleteCould I make one suggestion - the highlight colour and text colour is quite hard to read. I wonder if you could give us some contrast colour to make it easier to see?
Hi I'm from Hawaii. We have something similar called an imu. We dig a hole in thooe ground and put a pig in it and cover it with ti leave and hot stones. Then when we dig it up, the pig is cooked and very tender and tasty. Your slides were very cool. I agree with the highlight color comment. It was hard to read.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post, Room 12,
ReplyDeleteI agree with Linda and Ava that it was hard to read all that information. Maybe you could include it underneath the slideshow so it is part of the post. How often do you have hangi in New Zealand?
Mr. Wood,
ReplyDeleteI'm from the United States and I really liked your post. What other foods are traditional in New Zealand? Which one is your favorite? Please come visit our website, www.flags8.org
L. Rojas
Hello Mr.Wood,
ReplyDeleteI'm from California and would like to know more about the different foods there are in your country.
Try visiting this page
Http://www.flags8.org
Hello Mr. Wood!
ReplyDeleteHangi sounds delicious! I hope I can try it out someday. Can you please do me a small favor and check out our school blog? Http://www.flags8.org We are interested in knowing more about the New Zeland cuisine.
-Mmendoza18
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ReplyDeleteIm a creator that make this blog post and I have heard it is hard to read so changed the colour to highlight blue and a white text
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Boston I was very impressed to see you taking advice from your readers and replying to their comments.
ReplyDeleteHi Boston!
ReplyDeleteI am Ella from California! I really enjoyed your slides about the New Zealand Maori method of cooking food called Hangi. It was so interesting to learn about a completely different method of cooking food compared to how we cook where I live! I wanted to know if there are any other foods, besides vegetables and meat, that people in your country cook with this cool technique? I will make sure to visit your blog soon and read more of your great posts! My blog is: https://ellanissi5601.edublogs.org
Hi Room 12,
ReplyDeleteI was very impressed with your slides. I really want to try this method of cooking.
Gisele
Mr. Wood,
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like an interesting meal to make. I wish we could try some new cooking methods here in California to know how you guys do it. What other foods do you eat there in New Zealand?
-mkapetanios
http://www.flags8.org
Good job Boston tearynce and Cameron. You guys did a really good
ReplyDeleteJod on the hangi.
Good job Boston and Tearynce. I like your presentation and how you guys put a lot of info in it. Honestly I have never tried a hangi but in the future I would like to. Great work guys.
ReplyDeleteWow I like your information. Now I know what a hangi is. Thank you .
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