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October 12th, 2013, 12:09 PM
Hi :)
I have a bit of a problem. For my science research class, I need to do a "recipe project". Pretty much it's a science project that has something to do with cooking. I need a solid project with a clear dependent variable, independent variable, and something that will give me quantitative (measurable) data. I'm not very good at cooking (more like I fail at cooking), so the project's a little out of my element. I came up with a few ideas like seeing how the type of flour effects the rise of pumpkin bread, but my Mom (the one who does the grocery shopping as well as most of the cooking in my family) shot the idea down. She said it would be hard to do and too expensive. Any new ideas would be greatly appreciated. It doesn't even have to be baking. I just hope I can get my proposal in on time. I wish my Mom could have shot my project idea down when I first came up with it instead of telling me no the weekend before the proposal is due, but whatever that's life. Thanks for the help!
I have a bit of a problem. For my science research class, I need to do a "recipe project". Pretty much it's a science project that has something to do with cooking. I need a solid project with a clear dependent variable, independent variable, and something that will give me quantitative (measurable) data. I'm not very good at cooking (more like I fail at cooking), so the project's a little out of my element. I came up with a few ideas like seeing how the type of flour effects the rise of pumpkin bread, but my Mom (the one who does the grocery shopping as well as most of the cooking in my family) shot the idea down. She said it would be hard to do and too expensive. Any new ideas would be greatly appreciated. It doesn't even have to be baking. I just hope I can get my proposal in on time. I wish my Mom could have shot my project idea down when I first came up with it instead of telling me no the weekend before the proposal is due, but whatever that's life. Thanks for the help!