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stem story that's you doing today.
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We're gonna talk about something a little bit less of
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a project, are a challenge, and more.
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It's a material that you could be using with the
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challenges that we've been doing.
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And this is the material that you may have around
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your house.
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But it's actually one that we can easily make on.
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What I like about this is we can make it.
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Excuse me, any color that you like.
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What I'm talking about is making your own Plato specifically
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no cook.
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Plato. There are a lot of recipes that you can
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find out on the Internet that require cooking, but this
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is a no cook Plato recipe, mainly because I work
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with elementary school kids and I want to be booed.
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Create something it was safer for them to do.
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Uh, make sure, though we're doing this with an adult,
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the recipe does.
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Duke does call for some hot water, eh?
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So you want to make sure the adults is around
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and helping you out.
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So, Plato, I mean, can't get any easier than this.
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And you could make it any possible color you want.
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As long as you've got some variety of food coloring
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you can always makes him.
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So. What we need is two cups of flour, all
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purpose baking flour.
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Anything will work.
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A cz long is it is two cups and basic
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flower. Now we're gonna need 3/4 of a cup of
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salt, and this has to be a fine kind of
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table. So coarse ground salt, we use it for a
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lot of baking will not work with us.
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This has to be fine.
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Soul. So 3/4 of a cup of that, we're gonna
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need two tablespoons of cream of tartar.
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Make sure when you're doing these measurements.
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Tablespoon is very different than a tea spoon.
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This is two tablespoons of cream of tartar.
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You confined cream of tartar in your spice section.
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Almost every grocery store out there.
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It's pretty easy to grab and get your get ahold
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of. This is where I need for you to work
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with an adult.
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You're gonna need two cups of hot water.
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Best if you had some boiling water, but you can
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actually use the hottest water you can get out of
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your tap.
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Let the tap run for a while and hot, and
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then you need two cups of that.
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So this is make sure that you're using adult to
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do this part of it, and you're also gonna need
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two tablespoons of vegetable oil.
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Any type of vegetable will work.
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Try. DOn't use olive oil.
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Olive oil will tend to spoil and go Grasset, and
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you'll have to throw your Plato out.
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Now Here's a very specific, important trick.
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If you put the food coloring in the water before
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you mix it in with your flower and your dry
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goods, it's actually much easier to color your Plato and
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get a consistent color and less mess on your hands.
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So we put the color in the water first, which
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is super important, So the first thing you want to
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do is take your flower your salt Andrew Cream attacker.
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Throw it in a mixing bowl and use a spatula.
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It's a kind of mix and blend it all up
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and get it really, really mixed up.
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Well, that's going to really be important to the success
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of your Plato.
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Then you're gonna take your colored water hot, hot, hot
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and your olive or your vegetable oil.
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Vegetable oil in with the hot water as well stern
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around and then slowly pour your water mixture into the
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flour salt mixture and stirring as you go along.
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No, it's going to get to a point where you're
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gonna have to actually use your hands to need it.
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If you're worried about staying in your hands, make sure
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you wear some gloves from rubber gloves.
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If you're using food coloring.
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If you do stay in your hands, you can scrub
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him. Probably gonna be staying for a couple days.
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It's food coloring.
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It's not going to bother you unless you have an
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allergy to it.
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So make sure that you're using some sort of glove.
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Now that's it.
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You've added your color of water and oil.
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You mix it up and you have done it.
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Now here's my suggestion to make one batch of time,
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one color time.
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Don't try to do too much at once, and you
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know what mixture colors remember.
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If you only have the four primary or the three
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primaries, you can fix those who create other colors, and
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you can always brighten things with a little bit of
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yellow, like your take your green and mix it with
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yellow. Be great, makes it a brighter, brighter green.
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You're reading your yellow.
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It makes great oranges, purples a little tough to do.
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But, you know, with all the new cake decorating stuff
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that's out there, there's a lot new colors.
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Ah, lot more than when I was a little kid.
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We had very basic colors, and they have some really
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cool colors now, so you could make some really cool
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platos, but always remember, have fun.
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Mr. Ewing wants you to be having fun while you're
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learning. Please know that you're Plato will stick to be
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pretty good for about six months.
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You ever take really depends on how you store it.
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Put it in a baggie when you're not using it,
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or any container that has a seal lived where you
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can push a little.
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The air out of it might work putting in the
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refrigerator, though.
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If you do refrigerate it, you're gonna have to work
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with it when you pull it out of the refrigerator
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while it's cold or warm it up to make you
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actually work really well.
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Now, remember, always be safe while making your own Plato.
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Just because we're using materials out of our kitchen does
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not mean that you can eat this.
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Please, please, please do not eat this.
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And with using the hot water having adult help you.
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But go and make some home made Plato, it's gonna
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be a lot cheaper than buying it out the store.
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But if you have stuff from the store, you know
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what you can use that to.
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But this way you could make the colors that you
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want to create.
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Can't wait to see what you can do with it.
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Have some fun.