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This document provides instructions for creating a script to teach viewers how to make French macaroons. Each paragraph of the script should include: 1) a topic sentence, 2) supporting details, and 3) a closing sentence. It then provides an example script that introduces the topic of making French macaroons, lists the needed ingredients as the supporting details, and closes by restating the ingredients.
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- 1. Title Ìý Audience Ìý Each Ìý paragraph Ìý written Ìý should Ìýhave: Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý 1. ÌýA Ìýtopic Ìý sentence Ìý Ìý Ìý 2. ÌýSupporting Ìý details Ìý Ìý Ìý Ìý 3. ÌýClosing Ìý Sentence Ìý Ìý EXAMPLE SCRIPT How to make French Macaroons For In-training Patisseries, Students, Moms and Dads, Teachers and others who love sweet desserts. Our shows can be for tips and ideas for parties and is made for people who want to cook delicious desserts. ÌýVideo Audio TITLE 1: How to make French Macarons SCENE 1 Starts with a picture of a macaroon Picture: Fade out Music- Repeating Background music fade in (Music should be bubbly and light, cheerful & jazzy kind of music.) Music- Fades out A Role: Zoom in on hosts face. Go straight, direct angle. (Host wears French appealing costume, if possible or simple aprons used for cooking.) B Role: Zoom to ingredients. Host says ingredients. (Host should look at the camera and point to ingredients when necessary.) Hosts: Hello! Welcome to Cooking With Confidence! Today, we'll be teaching you how to make French macaroons. And, just in case this is your first time, don’t worry! We’ll show you how to get the macaroons just right through tips and special advise. Let’s get started! First, you will need to gather the following ingredients. 1 cup confectioners sugar 3/4 cup of almond flour 2 large egg whites, room temperature Pinch of cream of tartar –a type of cream 1/4 cup of granulated sugar. These are the ingredients we will need to make this awesome dessert! Purpose Ìý