Showing posts with label group creative activity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label group creative activity. Show all posts

Sunday, April 6, 2014

Menu - by Group 1 on Creative Activity "Organic Vegetable Quche with Anchovy

Sir, here is our second menu.  thanks.  bong canlas

ORGANIC VEGETABLE QUICHE WITH ANCHOVY
(baked in free range egg, egg tart custard)
CRUST
INGREDIENTS:
(Egg Mixture)
1 large free range brown egg
½ tsp salt
2 tbsp milk
(Dry Mixture)
2 ¼ cups sifted All Purpose Flour (APF)
½ tsp salt
½ cup cold butter
1 tbsp apple cider vinegar
1/3 cup ice cold water
PROCEDURE:
1.       In a bowl beat the eggs, salt and milk then set aside.
2.       In a separate bowl, mix the APF, butter and salt by hand. Mix until flaky.
3.       Add the egg mixture, apple cider vinegar and the cold water then mix using a fork until it forms dough.
4.       Damp in the counter to make compact.
5.       Wrap in a cling wrap and refrigerate for at least an hour (better at least for a day).
6.       After an hour, mould and make a crust to the desired size.
CUSTARD
INGREDIENTS:
60 grams All Purpose Cream
60 grams white sugar
1 tbsp organic corn flour
2 egg yolks
260 grams full cream milk
1 tsp vanilla
Anchovy
Cherry Tomatoes
Asparagus
Spinach
Bell Pepper
Ground Pepper
Quick Melt Cheese
PROCEDURE:
1.       Pre-heat oven to 175°.
2.        Combine all the ingredients in a sauce pan. Whisk thoroughly until combined.
3.       Cook over medium to low heat.
4.       Cook until near boiling. But make sure not to boil the custard.
5.       Put the sauce pan with the custard on top of a cold water to stop the cooking.
6.       Add vanilla, and then stir.
7.       Put into the mould, add a little of each vegetables and anchovy.
8.       Bake for 30 minutes.
9.       Add a slice of the cheese; melt by using a blow torch.

Sunday, March 2, 2014

Group Creative Activities in AGSB Clark for Entrep subject

Angono, Rizal   Philippines.   | March 2, 2013

We had three group creative activities (two are graded 5 points each)  This involved dry cooking. I brought strawberries and red bell pepper and the 3 groups in the class would prepare two dishes making the said ingredients as the center of the dish.  The class may cook/prepare in the class, prepare some in their homes and mix it in the class.

The privilege was used freely, some brought super alalay to help them in their cooking.

And I think it was a fun activity.  They said it relieved them of stress and we ate and enjoyed what they prepared.

Pampanguenos love to to cook and enjoy making good pitches of their creation.  If there is anyway we can define entrepreneurship, this is it.

                        Posing with Roman, the Jollibee Manager and the rest of superb Iron Entrep Chefs

We had Prof Danny who would have class the following day (and who is leading the way to solve a problem with past professor) to be the judge.  He had great difficutly in judging.   He ruled in favor of Group 1 (more variety, more items, more flavor)  Madaling naubos?


Saturday, November 30, 2013

Illegal Activity Presentation by Group 4 at slideshare



Also uploaded at:

From: Junio, Emmanuel V (EJ)
Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2013 12:22 AM
To: 'profjorge.entrep.sentrep@blogger.com'
Subject: SPENTREP: New Crime / New Illegal Activity

Dear Sir,

Here is a copy of our presentation for New Crime / New Illegal Activity.

Members
Ed Vargas
Anna Mae Dela Cruz
Martin Revilla
Emmanuel Junio

Cheers!

Best regards,

Emmanuel V. Junio
APJ Regional Lead, ITO DO Deal Assurance
Enterprise Services, BestShore ITO Services
Hewlett-Packard Corporation




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Tuesday, October 1, 2013

Our Class Yesterday, September 30, 2013

AGSB, 4th floor H. de la Costa Campus, Makati City  | September 30 2013


            JC and Prof Jorge hands the prize to Jojo Parungao and Elisa, the members of the Nurture group in the debate, during the first day of class

I was nervous that we would not be able to hold the classes again because it rained so hard Sunday evening September 29, 2013.

A number of students were absent, (because of work and sickness)

We tackled yesterday:

1. Strategy:

    Vision, Mission Objectives (VMOKRAPI)

    SPATRES (all contained in the hand outs I gave the previous week;)  the students must read this;  I asked particularly the students taking up STRAMA.

   As with regards to the objective of Strategy, your goal is to beat the competition.  The business concept must be compelling.

   Strategy is the choice of Key Resources and Key Activities to achieve you objectives.

   What is the relationship to entrepreneurship?   Entrepreneurship is very strategic;  the entrepreneur must start with something from nothing:    no resources  or no knowledge of activities to carry out the business concept.

  The students must also visit the slide presentation of Prof Jorge at Slideshare on Strategy

Applied Strategy

Strategic Thinking by Entrepreneurs

Old School Strategy is dead

2.  Professor had a slideshare presentation on his business and teaching background

Prof Jorge Entrep background

3.  We spent the rest of the evening viewing Inspirational Videos and Special Reports.

    The inspirational video, as was mentioned in Liza Guades vid, it must inspire oneself and others.  Emotional intelligence, as authored by Daniel Goleman mentions that it is about "ability to inspire oneself and inspire others"  Thus one must overcome shame, guilt, depression.  Committing suicide or being catatonic in the face of adversity is a sign of lack of emotional intelligence.   (We see certain executives shooting themselves in memorial parks when faced with very difficult situation despite a GSB MBA, being a cabinet official and graduating from a military academy.

4.  Special reports:

    Business and the Bible

   JG

We gave prizes to:   winners of the debate, and the dry cooking competition (courtesy of the Professor)

5.  We also had the can do exercise;  the potato penetrating challenge with a soft straw.  If you can think and dream it, you can do it.

                             Abet who took the picture, suggested this angle/view


                                The best in group Creative Activity -  Martin, Emmanuel and Abet



                                Jaime listening intently, he was to report last last night


                                 Vicky had an interesting life story


                          Martin, a drug rep married also to drug representative was inspired by latter


                                  Gio presenting the Bible, business and entrepreneurship

                                  If Akeel can do it first, then Abet can do it too!

Monday, September 30, 2013

Cooking Challenge at SPENTREP Class

Here are some of the pictures of the cooking challenge (group creative activity) we had to test the ability of groups to:

work together
create together towards an objective;
be creative as a group
practice entrepreneurship, ie by producing something concrete to eat, sell, consume, and be proud of

                                   Vicky, Elmer, Paolo, John, and Albert

                             Ed V, Rachelle, Ana, ProfJorge, Martin, and Emmanuel

                                ProfJorge, Mark, Gio, Jojo, Kristine, and Eliza

                             ProfJorge, Janssen, Hector, Jaime and Akeel

This is by far is the most enjoyable cooking challenge I ever engaged in...

Friday, September 13, 2013

Query on Dry Cooking - Group Creative Activity this coming Monday



---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Anthony Parungao
Date: Thu, Sep 12, 2013 at 6:57 AM
Subject: Dry cooking

good morning prof.

Just would like to inquire regarding our group activity product concept & prototyping
for monday.  For the dry cooking activity, aside from the bell pepper and strawberry
ingedients,  can we bring cooked meat, herbs & spices to complete a specific menu?

There will be no cooking process to be done during the activity, right?  We just have
to mix or blend them with whatever ingredients we deem necessary to attain a new
food concept.

For your comments please.

thanks

<Reply:   You are very right! >




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Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Group creative activity of IIAP class - dry cooking

26th floor, Ayala Life -  FGU center, Ayala Ave, Makati City  PHL
May 8, 2013

                          Yna E was the food taster and the judge;  what was the decision?

The most important activity of the day I think which engaged the class was the dry cooking activity.  Initially,  we planned to have 2 groups but because of the power outage, we were forced to shift to this activity and there were only 5 attendees at that time.  We settled for one group.  I brought two sets of bell pepper and imported strawberries.  The class mission was to create a dish with the two ingredients I brought.  They brought their own ingredients to complete the product.

The major criteria was that it is to be edible;  the class should eat what they prepared.  And second the food should be different and delicious. 

And they rose to the challenge.  We ate all that they prepared.  See more of what they did.

Many commented that their colleagues were laughing for attending a culinary arts school.

But they said that:  they learned to connect and work as group, they had fun;  those who did not cook or prepare food got interested in food and lastly, they became creative.


          My contribution to the challenging and fun filled activity:  bell pepper and strawberries


                                    Michael F going solo in preparing his award winning creation


                                Insurance execs turned chef thinking of how to plan the menu


                                   Michael F putting the final touches


                                   Chefs in action




                                  More food preparation


                                  Can we monetize these treats?

                                Appearance and food taste both count;  nice presentation of food

                                    For marketing and for Facebook (face of the dish?)


                                 Photos (not prayers) before we eat


                                    Admiring their creation


                         Time to taste the food;  Michael G says chicaron with jam tastes good


                                   Enjoying the meal

Michael F took home the rest of the strawberries, he will prepare food for the class and bring some wine.  That will be the last class day celebration


IIAP Class Pictures

The class poses before the mouth watering creation it did for the group creative activity;   L to R:  Michael F, Mandy, Michel G, , Maribeth, Iza, Marika, Prof Jorge and Jeffrey



                                  The boys and Prof Jorge


                                     The ladies and Prof Jorge

Monday, February 4, 2013

Plate group menu - group creative activity

Culinary Activity of MBAH 10B
Entrepreneurship
MBAH H04

1. The Plate Group: Judith Cabanella, Victhea Girado- Pineda, Ma. Gina Nazareth, Hope Lapating, Loralie Evangeline Perez-Miranda
Sour recipe: Strawberry Pepper Salsa
This dish is perfect for entertaining during cocktails or as an appetizer, especially during summer. It combines the fresh sweet tartness of strawberries, combined with bell peppers. A healthy way to start a meal or share with family & friends during get-togethers.
 Ingredients:
½ cup Strawberries
¼ cup Red or Green Bell Peppers
¼ cup Olive oil
¼ cup diced Tomatoes
1 tablespoon Red Onions
½ tsp Balsamic vinegar
½ tsp fresh chopped Coriander
Salt & Pepper
Procedure:
1. Dice the strawberries, red pepper, tomatoes, onions into bits.
2. Mix all the ingredients in a bowl.
3. Add the Olive Oil.
4. Add half a teaspoon of balsamic vinegar and ½ tsp fresh coriander
5. Add salt and pepper to taste.
6. Serve with your favorite tortilla chips, melba toast or toasted french bread.


Sweet recipe: Strawberry Nut  Delight
A summer dessert using strawberries and sweetened nuts like panutsa from Batangas, or pili nuts. Easy to prepare- in 10 mins.!   Perfect with a cup of Barako Coffee or Expresso as you end your meal.
 Ingredients:
1 cup strawberries
½ cup sugar coated nuts (panutsa) – pili nuts may also be substituted
1 heaping tablespoon of nestle all- purpose cream
1 pc. cookie ( oatmeal or vanilla are acceptable) crumbled
 Optional: Grated  Dark chocolate
Procedure:
1. Slice the strawberries into bits.
2. Grind or pound the sugar coated nuts.
3. Mix all ingredients in a bowl including the cream.
4. Serve with toppings of the crumbled cookie
 Optional to sprinkle some  grated dark chocolate on top


2. LAB LAG Group
Cecilia Ann Ching
Anjanette De Leon
Anna Noreen Antoinette P. Tamayo
Abel Villamayor
Sales Pitch:
 Want to try something old and something new at the same time?

We want to introduce two all- time favorite recipes taken up a notch by infusing Pinoy flavors into very Western dishes.  These are very simple recipes anyone could do at home.  What makes the difference is the gourmet food preparation that gives it a more sophisticated vibe. The taste…. Two words, Absolutely divine!
 Introducing to your palette:
 Triple Decker Strawberry Cream Cheese French Toast
            French Toast Pinoy style, creamier and sweeter for the Pinoy sweet tooth filled with 3 layers of delectable strawberry spreads "3 ways" namely strawberry cream cheese with strawberry bits, plain cream cheese topped with strawberry slices, and for the final layer, Filipino Strawberry Jam….. Delishioso!
 Pinoy Pepper Sausage Stuffed Peppers
            Tricolor of Fresh Bellpeppers sautéed with crunchy Filipino Popped Sausage Links (Longganizang Putok sa Sinangag), mixed and topped with Parmesan Cheese, stuffed into bellpeppers, then baked for a more nutty flavor… Yummy and fun!!!
 Totally Awesome experience!
 Triple Decker Strawberry French Toast
 Ingredients: What you need…..
1 can evaporated milk
4 eggs
3 tbs sugar
2 slices of American (or any old) bread
3 tsp of butter
 1 ½ tsp Strawberry creamcheese
1 ½ tsp Original Creamcheese
Fresh Strawberries (slices)
Fresh strawberries (minced)
Strawberry Preserves


 How to create it:
 1. For the French Toast:
a. Mix 1 can of evaporated milk, 4 eggs (beaten), 3 tbs of sugar.
b. Add a pinch of salt and pepper.
c. Place 1 tsp of butter on a pan.
d. Dip one side, then the other, of a slice of Bread into the milk mixture.
e. Place the dipped slice of bread on the pan when butter is melted.
f. Fry each side till golden brown.

2. For the cream cheese:
a. Slice a few strawberries into bits.
b. Mix with strawberry cream cheese.

3. To arrange:
a. Lay one French bread slice.
b. Spread a layer of strawberry cream cheese.
c. Top with a layer of original cream cheese.
d. Slice strawberries.
e. Layer on top of the cream cheese.
f. Add a layer of French Bread.
g. Top with strawberry jam.
h. Arrange on a serving plate.
 Serves up to six.


Pinoy Pepper  Sausage Stuffed Peppers
 Ingredients: What you need…..
15 links of Longaniza
1 whole garlic
1 whole onion
¼ tsp salt
¼ tsp pepper
2 cups rice
½ stick of butter or ¼ cup olive oil
1 yellow, 1 green, 1 red bell pepper
6 small red bell peppers
¼ cup parmesan cheese
 How to create it:
1. Cook rice.
1. Sautee' onions, garlic in butter.
2. Add 3 colors of diced bell peppers.
3. Add longganiza.
4. Add salt and pepper to taste.
5. Mix in the rice.
6. Add 1/8 cup of parmesan cheese.
7. Cut small red bell peppers in half.
 8. Fill bell pepper halves with the rice mixture.
9. Top with parmesan cheese.
10. Bake for 15 minutes.
Serves up to four. Enjoy!

3. Tugtoners and Southerners Group
Tugtoners:
Deo Danguilan
Danae Orig
Rosalynn Pangan
Janice Saraza
Southerners:
Ramir Blanco
Sherwin Pontanilla
Bong Villamor
 Tugtoners-Southerners Fusion Menu 
 Inspired by the sweet strawberries from the North and spicy red bell peppers from the South, the Tugtoners and jointly with the Southerners thought of a fusion of these elements and everything in between. The intricate yet elegant fusion menu flaunts the complementary creations of Payday Parfait, Sweetly Crostini, and the Definitely Divine Fruit Platter.      
 Our first dish, Sweetly Crostini, is made of thin wafer crostinis topped with fresh basil leaves, luscious diced red bell peppers infused in olive oil with salt and pepper, and drizzled with our very own sweet and tangy honey mustard dressing. This is a deliciously tarty treat made perfect with red wine.
 As for dessert, we have especially prepared the Payday Parfait - a creamy and smooth strawberry parfait. It's a luxurious sweet reward after putting in a hard day's work. Payday Parfait comes in a special parfait glass filled with a base of buttered graham granules and generously layered with cubed fresh strawberries and layers of fresh creme showered delicately with confectioner's sugar. Atop the lavish layers sit a finely selected cherry and a chocolate stick that complement every bit of bite.
 To complete the fusion, a creative side dish of fresh cherries and strawberries paired with a dollop of flavorful cream cheese in a vibrant red bell pepper carving was served. It was definitely a Divine Fruit Platter.
 And while the color Red abounds our dishes, it is also the color of passion. This, needless to say, is a perfectly creative menu to show your fiery and passionate love to your special someone this coming Valentine's day. So to you love birds, Bon appetit!

4. PSG
                Ma. Conchitina Bandong
                Melquecedes De Guzman, Jr.
                Ma. Elsie Dimaano
NAME OF DISH: 
HONEY-GLAZED FRUIT- & NUT- TOPPED CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE
SALES PITCH:
The group believes that the making of a good chef lies on his ability to create a dish from what is available. This is a sweet dish created from what was available to us.
The chocolate chip cookie we used in this dish was freshly baked and its sweetness was just right.    Definitely what a semi-sweet chocolate chip cookie should be. It was soft and chewy that once you nibble on it, you'll be asking for more! It tastes like heavenly chocolatey goodness.  Adding the nut makes it even more YUMMY!
The fresh strawberries and plump cherries added a different kind of sweet and tart flavors with a unique texture after each bite.  The drizzled honey stimulates the taste buds and with the combination of cookie, fruits, and nut; it just explodes inside the mouth.
The chocolate mint is the perfect ending for a sweet dessert.
So, come and try our dish! It's sweet yet healthy! Once you start savoring it, you'll definitely ask for more!

INGREDIENTS:
12 pieces medium-sized fresh strawberries
1 large red bell pepper, seeded
7 pieces Chocolate chip cookies
2 slices Pannetone bread               
7 pieces fresh cherries, halved
7 pieces cashew nuts
Organic honey
7 pieces mint chocolate
DIRECTIONS
  1. Clean a round glass plate where dish will be assembled. 
  2. Cut and stem a few strawberries into halves and place a piece on top of the chocolate chip cookie.  Set aside some leaves to use as décor in the dish.
  3. Cut cherries into half and place on top of the strawberry.
  4. Place one cashew nut beside the cherry.
  5. Drizzle the strawberry, cherry, and nut with organic honey. 
  6. Prepare seven of these.
  7. Arrange the fruit- and nut- topped cookies in a circular manner around the glass plate.
  8. Cut and seed the fresh red bell pepper into two decorative pieces preferably the top retaining the stalk and set aside.  This will serve as the centerpiece of the dish.
  9. Cut the pannetone bread lengthwise then place inside the bell pepper.  Cover with the other half of the bell pepper.
  10. Place 4 whole strawberries around the bell pepper.
  11. Place rectangular shaped mint chocolates in between the 7 cookies.
  12. Place strawberry leaves beside the mint chocolates for a more colorful dish. (Optional).  


Scores:
Criteria
PLATE
LabLag
Tugtoners/Southerners
PSG
1.       Taste (20)




a)Sour dish
9
8
8
7
b) Sweet dish
8
8
6
8
2.       Texture (20)
18
18
17
17
3.       Appearance/Plating /Creativity(20)
17
19
18
18
4.       Food Hygiene (20)
20
20
20
20
5.       Over- all impact/Execution(20)
17
18
18
17
Total Score:
89
91
87
87









Saturday, January 19, 2013

More pictures of food preparation activity of MBAH 10B

                             Th almost all boys group had ceramic knife:  Dr. Sherwin,  <Roslyn>Ramir, Deo and Bong


Why is food preparation the topic for creativity?  Because the food industry is the biggest industry.  Everybody loves to eat.  Food is the easiest to manipulate in creativity:   garments, wood, metal, would be difficult to do.  AGSB does not have resources for this.  No such lab.  3D printing would not do;  there is none good in 3d or CAD.

Here are some of the frentic activities in food preparation by the class.   Some did this in as little as 30 minutes. (None tried to borrow an oven toaster from the canteen?)



                                    Dra Hope and Dr. Thea discussing cooking strategy


                       Dra Peachy says this is her first time to cook, maybe she will do again tomorrow?


                              Dr. Abel and Arnyl collaborating at non medical activity


                                 Dra Lala mulling her next move;  her next great idea.


                                  Mostly Boys except for Roslyn


                                    The iron chefs at Room 210



     Dra. Peachy remarked that this is her first time to cook.  She asked me where I go the bell pepper.  Maybe she will do this for her guests tomorrow.  She said too that this brought out creativity in the group working together.

Maybe this is relaxing;   away form medical work and books.  I have believed entrepreneurship is about learning to do.  What could be a better way of teaching product design and prototyping than by cooking.