Using the boil then bake method 110-120 degrees All ingredients moistened, lumpy Don't sift, spoon into cup, level Warmth, moisture and sugar Pack into dry measuring cup, level off They use chemical leaveners Large air pockets called tunnels Microscopic plant Baking soda used instead of baking powder Rounded, slightly bumpy top, not shiny A quick bread A 5 point deduction False Cinnamon Stickies Smooth, shiny and peaked like a volcano Gluten Steam from eggs and butter Measuring spoons A filled yeast bread On a flat surface, at eye level An acid such as cream of tartar Dry measuring cup The biscuit method Using the boil then bake method 110-120 degrees All ingredients moistened, lumpy Don't sift, spoon into cup, level Warmth, moisture and sugar Pack into dry measuring cup, level off They use chemical leaveners Large air pockets called tunnels Microscopic plant Baking soda used instead of baking powder Rounded, slightly bumpy top, not shiny A quick bread A 5 point deduction False Cinnamon Stickies Smooth, shiny and peaked like a volcano Gluten Steam from eggs and butter Measuring spoons A filled yeast bread On a flat surface, at eye level An acid such as cream of tartar Dry measuring cup The biscuit method
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Using the boil then bake method
110-120 degrees
All ingredients moistened, lumpy
Don't sift, spoon into cup, level
Warmth, moisture and sugar
Pack into dry measuring cup, level off
They use chemical leaveners
Large air pockets called tunnels
Microscopic plant
Baking soda used instead of baking powder
Rounded, slightly bumpy top, not shiny
A quick bread
A 5 point deduction
False
Cinnamon Stickies
Smooth, shiny and peaked like a volcano
Gluten
Steam from eggs and butter
Measuring spoons
A filled yeast bread
On a flat surface, at eye level
An acid such as cream of tartar
Dry measuring cup
The biscuit method