ケイトリンとキッチンで - 焼くか、偽るか！（Nailed It に触発されて）

Also in go at your own pace format - https://outschool.com/classes/flex-class-bake-it-or-fake-it-competition-qCGoRSFo?usid=xEHsIUSd&signup=true&utm_campaign=share_activity_link

Students will participate in a baking competition based on the popular Netflix show - Nailed It. The recipe will be shared during class and, in class, students will have a set amount of time to create their baked good. Ingredients list will be sent out a few days prior to class. Once the good is baked, they will decorate and we will have a showdown at the end to reveal the final product. Students are encouraged to talk during class and socialize with the other students. I will also be asking the students baking questions, if they want to answer.

I will show the students what they are making at the beginning of class but will not be baking during class. Instead, I will be there to answer any questions. However, I want the students to be able to bake and decorate on their own. 

The final judging will be mainly based on the look and decorations. Since I won't be able to taste the recipe myself, I will have the students taste their own creation and tell me how it is. I want them to be honest because it will make the class more fun. 

Some recipes take longer to bake than the hour set for class. In this case, they will simply need to get it in the oven before class ends to be part of the judging.

All levels are welcome as long as the student is able to follow a recipe and use kitchen utensils (measuring spoons, cups, mixer, etc) and oven on their own.

I can't wait to see those baking masterpieces! Who will be the next Baker or Faker?

If you have multiple children interested in the class, please reach out for the coupon code for a sibling 50% discount code for the first class!

Each week the full recipe will be revealed during class but check out some sneak peeks:

Week of Jan 5th: Rice and a Snowmen
Week of Jan 12th: Snowflake, snowflake, puffy or flat?
Week of Jan 19th: Melt in your mouth goodness 
Week of Jan 26th: Cheese or cake? 

Week of Feb 3rd: Cookies that go around and around
Week of Feb 10th: Triangular shapes that are British or are they Scottish?
Week of Feb 17th: Cookies that are red and taste like chocolate
Week of Feb 24th: A Heart made of dough

Week of Mar 3rd: Grasshoppers and cookies
Week of Mar 10th: Over the rainbow
Week of Mar 17th: Pot o' gold
Week of Mar 24th: Irish Tea Cake
Week of Mar 31st: Marshmallows, rainbows and cereal?

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