Project Info

https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1jWut8heM-i5qR-I1gne8tBOeAGOCKf3H

Activity Log
Friday, March 8
Today I created my blog and also started on the “about this project” page. I designed the overall layout of the blog.

Saturday, March 9
Today I made my dish to test out how to make it. I cut all the vegetables and mixed all ingredients in.

Wednesday, March 20
Today I worked on my project outline and added to the blog. I also started the budget statement.
Monday, March 25
Today I finished up everything for the blog.

Thursday, March 28

Today I chopped all the vegetables in preparation for the demo the next day.


Budget Statement
The total budget was $0 since I already owned everything

Ingredient
Cost (USD)
Cash (c)/In-Kind (ik)
Cilantro
$5
IK
Peppers
$6
IK
Puffed Rice
$10
IK
Carottes
$7
IK
Spices
$20
IK
Peanuts
$4
IIK
Oil
$3
IK
Total
$55
IK





Appliance
Cost (USD)
Cash (c) /In Kind (ik)
Pot
$20
IK
Utensils
$5
IK
Total
$25
IK


Project Outline

  • Gather all ingredients
    • Cilantro
    • Peppers
    • Puffed Rice
    • Carottes
    • Spices
    • Peanuts
    • Oil
  • Make dish once in preparation (03/09/19)
  • Restock all ingredients (03/10/19)
  • Prepare for demo (03/28/19)
    • Chop all veggies
    • Portion out spices
    • Gather serving cups and spoon
    • Pack up cooking utensils
  • Deliver Demo (03/29/19)

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