As part of our globalisation unit, rooms 11 and 22 made a traditional Maori Hangi. We used an "Earth Oven" method of cooking our Hangi. Please feel free to comment on what you see and my students will answer any of your questions.
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12 comments:
The food was realy YUM!!!.Me and my friend loved it.
it was a cool hangi
it was yum love it lol
cool as hangi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
it was really YUM!!!!!!!!!!
It was hard work but at the end it all worth it
I'm hungry now...
The food was really nice
I agree with everyone on this one .
The Hangi woz Delicious man !
So want another one hha :L
YUMMy
Haha so uhh it took four years of planing but finally got there aye Matua?
Room 11,
Firstly I think that there's a lot of people around the world eager to know about Hangi and the process so I think creating this video and posting it online is a great idea. Secondly its quite a 'rough' video without too much editiing but I think that's a very positive thing as nothing's better than seeing work published online to review it. I also like the fact that you seized the moment with this and took advantage of such a special occurrance at your school, its a great peice of work and one that you will be able to share with many people through Youtube and your school site.
Mr Webb add Room 8, Melville Intermediate, Hamilton, Waikato.
Hey its me ryton nice blog i have still got mine
We have had a similiar hangi before cooked the same way. They are delicious. I hope you had fun and loved them as much as I did when we had ours.
Kinohaku Seniors
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