Summer decadence

Three years here and I pulled the summer school rotation this year.
But...I only have 6 students so it isn't too awful (three 7th graders,
three 8th graders)

Pandora said:

sf said:

sf
another teacher

Sorry for my curiosity. What do you teach at school?

I'm a self contained class "special education" teacher. My student's
primary disability is language delay although they usually have
multiple disabilities - which means they have one or more secondary
disabilities such as a profound hearing loss, a mild physical
disability such as cerebral palsy and/or learning disabilities. I've
had students with secondary disabilities you've never heard of such as
DiGeorge's and Apert's.... which I hadn't heard of either - until they
were my students.

🙂

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Wayne Boatwright said:

On Wed 06 Jul 2005 12:42:09a, sf wrote in rec.food.cooking:

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On 5 Jul 2005 13:37:14 -0700, Alexis wrote:

> Strawberry sweet biscuits with real whipped cream for lunch.
>
> I was going to save it for dessert tonight, but I couldn't wait. It
> was worth it.
>
How else do we know this... strawberry shortcake???

That would be it, especially in the South. Even better if the biscuits
are
warm and lightly buttered inside.

Sort of like strawberry shortcake, yes. Except, when I think of
strawberry shortcake, I think of sponge cake, or angelfood cake, or
pound cake. Sweet biscuits are, well, like a heavy biscuit. Made with
a regular biscuit recipe, with the addition of 3T melted butter and 3T
(or more, if you like it *very* sweet) sugar. I do them as drop
biscuits, and bake them at 425 for 10-12 minutes or until they're
golden brown. If desired, you can sprinkle them with some sugar for
the last few minutes of baking. Serve them with sweetened strawberries
and either whipped cream or sweetened and only slightly thickened
cream.

Alexis.

That's strawberry shortcake 🙂 The other stuff, isn't real shortcake. Just
good. 🙂

I've posted a recipe here before (you could google it, or, if you prefer I
could send it to you) for a delicious almond shortcake that is divine for
this dessert.

kimberly

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Sorry for my curiosity. What do you teach at school?

I'm a self contained class "special education" teacher. My student's
primary disability is language delay although they usually have
multiple disabilities - which means they have one or more secondary
disabilities such as a profound hearing loss, a mild physical
disability such as cerebral palsy and/or learning disabilities.

Ohhh! You must be a very patient person!

I've

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had students with secondary disabilities you've never heard of such as
DiGeorge's and Apert's.... which I hadn't heard of either - until they
were my students.

Who are them?
Ciao
Pandora

Pandora said:

Who are them?

DiGeorge's and Apert's Syndroms

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Pandora said:

Who are them?

DiGeorge's and Apert's Syndroms

🙁(((
pandor

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Pandora said:

Who are them?

DiGeorge's and Apert's Syndroms

🙁(((
pandor

That's ok