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If you have a student enrolled in high school level math, you have certainly heard about Pascal's Triangle. Pascal was a French mathematician who is credited with developing the geometric triangle of binomial coefficients. Doesn't that sound tasty??
This easy to make triangle shaped sugar cookie was the hit of the math class extra credit submissions!
This easy to make triangle shaped sugar cookie was the hit of the math class extra credit submissions!
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Signing UpStep 1INGREDIENTS & EQUIPMENT NEEDED
INGREDIENTS:
2 (16.5 oz.) packages of refrigerated sugar cookie dough
1 (16 oz.) can of ready made cake icing
1-2 (4 oz.) tubes of writing icing (with tips) in 3 colors (Unopened tubes may be returned to the grocery store...keep your receipt!) Note: Do NOT use gel writing icing...it will smear/bleed.
Equipment:
Large rectangular baking sheet
Parchment paper or tin foil- optional, may be used to line your baking sheet
Ruler
Large print-out showing the details of Pascal's Triangle
Oven
Oven Mitt
Spatula to spread the icing
2 (16.5 oz.) packages of refrigerated sugar cookie dough
1 (16 oz.) can of ready made cake icing
1-2 (4 oz.) tubes of writing icing (with tips) in 3 colors (Unopened tubes may be returned to the grocery store...keep your receipt!) Note: Do NOT use gel writing icing...it will smear/bleed.
Equipment:
Large rectangular baking sheet
Parchment paper or tin foil- optional, may be used to line your baking sheet
Ruler
Large print-out showing the details of Pascal's Triangle
Oven
Oven Mitt
Spatula to spread the icing
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