Kia ora today I have decided to make a blog post about Tupou Neiufi. She is an incredible Paralympian.
I have a growing respect for all Paraplympians. Their mental is so strong; they believe they can do anything, and that can be really hard sometimes, for people with disabilities and people without disabilities.
I really hope you like it!
Watching the Paralympics has been really inspiring for me, If they can do anything so can I and so can you.
Kia ora, today I have made some gluten free banana bread with my Mum. I love banana bread, and I am so happy with the result. My favourite part is the scaly design on the top of the loaf. It tastes great, so if you want to make it at home here is the recipe :
1 . 2 ripe bananas (mash until smooth)
2 . 1 tsp baking soda
Mix these two ingredients in a bowl and sit for 2 mins.
1 . 1 cup gluten free flour (or any flour of your choice)
2 . 1/2 tsp baking powder
3 . 1/2 tsp cinnamon
4 . 1 tsp vanilla extract
5 . 1/4 tsp salt
6 . 1/4 cup sugar
7 . 1 egg
Mix these ingredients together then mix with the mixture of smashed bananas
After you gave done that add 1 cup of milk (or any milk of your choice, I put in almond milk).
Mix all of these ingredients together until it becomes the texture of pancake mixture. Put it in to a baking tin and set the oven to 170°, leave it in the oven for 40 mins (depending on the size of your batch).
Take it out of the oven and you are done!!
Here are some photos of my banana bread :
Kia ora, for reading I was researching about Sophie Pascoe, then lockdown happened, so I decided to resume me research about this New Zealand Icon! I really hope you like it!
Kia ora, and today I did some research on Turkey at the Olympics. I hope you like it and I can't wait to do research on another country that is competing at the Olympics. I hope you like it!
