Procedure Genre

1. Procedure Genre Intan AgnestikaInnez CandriIstnaini ZM. NaufalIrianti C. SilabanTulus S.

2. Schematic Structure Goal : the purposes of the title Step: ways to make the purposes

3. Language Features Focus on generalized human agents Using simple present tense Use of mainly temporal conjunctive relations Use of mainly material (action) clauses

4. The genre is using for explain process or ways to make something Description/Function

5. Sri Lankan Egg Curry This curry borrows Sri Lankan idea using coconut to chicken and flavor it. You need to use creamed coconut, which is unsweetened and contains all the natural coconut oil. It’s available at most supermarkets. The eggs need to be hardboiled, so cover them with cold water in a small saucepan, then bring them up to the boil and give them 7 minutes from them. Next, take them off the heat and run them under cold water to cool them. Meanwhile, heat the butter and oil in a small casserole or frying-pan with a lid, then add the prepared onion, carrot, pepper and celery and stir them around to get them nicely coated. Cook for 5 minutes before adding the garlic and ginger and continue to cook for another couple of minutes. Then stir the tumeric, curry powder and flour and stir to soak up the juice. Now gradually add the hot water, stirring each addition to make a smooth sauce. Season with salt and pepper, then stir in the creamed coconut. Cover the pan and simmer the vegetables gently for 20 minutes or until they are all tender. Then taste to check the seasoning and add a tiny bit of lemon juice to sharpen it. Finally, peel the hard-boiled eggs, slice them in half lengthways, then arrange them in the curry making sure they are covered by the sauce. Simmer for just a minute more to heat them trough, then serve with rice and chutney.

6. To Make Sri Lankan Egg Curry This curry borrows Sri Lankan idea using coconut to chicken and flavor it. You need to use creamed coconut, which is unsweetened and contains all the natural coconut oil. It’s available at most supermarkets. The eggs need to be hardboiled, so cover them with cold water in a small saucepan, then bring them up to the boil and give them 7 minutes from them. Next, take them off the heat and run them under cold water to cool them. Meanwhile, heat the butter and oil in a small casserole or frying-pan with a lid, then add the prepared onion, carrot, pepper and celery and stir them around to get them nicely coated. Cook for 5 minutes before adding the garlic and ginger and continue to cook for another couple of minutes. Then stir the tumeric, curry powder and flour and stir to soak up the juice. Now gradually add the hot water, stirring each addition to make a smooth sauce. Season with salt and pepper, then stir in the creamed coconut. Cover the pan and simmer the vegetables gently for 20 minutes or until they are all tender. Then taste to check the seasoning and add a tiny bit of lemon juice to sharpen it. Finally, peel the hard-boiled eggs, slice them in half lengthways, then arrange them in the curry making sure they are covered by the sauce. Simmer for just a minute more to heat them trough, then serve with rice and chutney.

7. Sri Lankan Egg Curry This curry borrows Sri Lankan idea using coconut to chicken and flavor it. You need to use creamed coconut, which is unsweetened and contains all the natural coconut oil. It’s available at most supermarkets. The eggs need to be hardboiled, so cover them with cold water in a small saucepan, then bring them up to the boil and give them 7 minutes from them. Next, take them off the heat and run them under cold water to cool them. Meanwhile, heat the butter and oil in a small casserole or frying-pan with a lid, then add the prepared onion, carrot, pepper and celery and stir them around to get them nicely coated. Cook for 5 minutes before adding the garlic and ginger and continue to cook for another couple of minutes. Then stir the tumeric, curry powder and flour and stir to soak up the juice. Now gradually add the hot water, stirring each addition to make a smooth sauce.Season with salt and pepper, then stir in the creamed coconut.Cover the pan and simmer the vegetables gently for 20 minutes or until they are all tender. Then taste to check the seasoning and add a tiny bit of lemon juice to sharpen it. Finally, peel the hard-boiled eggs, slice them in half lengthways, then arrange them in the curry making sure they are covered by the sauce.Simmer for just a minute more to heat them trough, then serve with rice and chutney.

8. Sri Lankan Egg Curry This curry borrows Sri Lankan idea using coconut to chicken and flavor it. You need to use creamed coconut, which is unsweetened and contains all the natural coconut oil. It’s available at most supermarkets. The eggs need to be hardboiled, so cover them with cold water in a small saucepan, then bring them up to the boil and give them 7 minutes from them. Next, take them off the heat and run them under cold water to cool them. Meanwhile, heat the butter and oil in a small casserole or frying-pan with a lid, then add the prepared onion, carrot, pepper and celery and stir them around to get them nicely coated. Cook for 5 minutes before adding the garlic and ginger and continue to cook for another couple of minutes. Then stir the tumeric, curry powder and flour and stir to soak up the juice. Now gradually add the hot water, stirring each addition to make a smooth sauce. Season with salt and pepper, then stir in the creamed coconut. Cover the pan and simmer the vegetables gently for 20 minutes or until they are all tender. Then taste to check the seasoning and add a tiny bit of lemon juice to sharpen it. Finally, peel the hard-boiled eggs, slice them in half lengthways, then arrange them in the curry making sure they are covered by the sauce. Simmer for just a minute more to heat them trough, then serve with rice and chutney.

9. Sri Lankan Egg Curry This curry borrows Sri Lankan idea using coconut to chicken and flavor it. You need to use creamed coconut, which is unsweetened and contains all the natural coconut oil. It’s available at most supermarkets. The eggs need to be hardboiled, so cover them with cold water in a small saucepan, then bring them up to the boil and give them 7 minutes from them. Next, take them off the heat and run them under cold water to cool them. Meanwhile, heat the butter and oil in a small casserole or frying-pan with a lid, then add the prepared onion, carrot, pepper and celery and stir them around to get them nicely coated. Cook for 5 minutes before adding the garlic and ginger and continue to cook for another couple of minutes. Then stir the tumeric, curry powder and flour and stir to soak up the juice. Now gradually add the hot water, stirring each addition to make a smooth sauce. Season with salt and pepper, then stir in the creamed coconut. Cover the pan and simmer the vegetables gently for 20 minutes or until they are all tender. Then taste to check the seasoning and add a tiny bit of lemon juice to sharpen it. Finally, peel the hard-boiled eggs, slice them in half lengthways, then arrange them in the curry making sure they are covered by the sauce. Simmer for just a minute more to heat them trough, then serve with rice and chutney.

10. Sri Lankan Egg Curry This curry borrows Sri Lankan idea using coconut to chicken and flavor it. You need to use creamed coconut, which is unsweetened and contains all the natural coconut oil. It’s available at most supermarkets. The eggs need to be hardboiled, so cover them with cold water in a small saucepan, then bring them up to the boil and give them 7 minutes from them. Next, take them off the heat and run them under cold water to cool them. Meanwhile, heat the butter and oil in a small casserole or frying-pan with a lid, then add the prepared onion, carrot, pepper and celery and stir them around to get them nicely coated. Cook for 5 minutes before adding the garlic and ginger and continue to cook for another couple of minutes. Then stir the tumeric, curry powder and flour and stir to soak up the juice. Now gradually add the hot water, stirring each addition to make a smooth sauce. Season with salt and pepper, then stir in the creamed coconut. Cover the pan and simmer the vegetables gently for 20 minutes or until they are all tender. Then taste to check the seasoning and add a tiny bit of lemon juice to sharpen it. Finally, peel the hard-boiled eggs, slice them in half lengthways, then arrange them in the curry making sure they are covered by the sauce. Simmer for just a minute more to heat them trough, then serve with rice and chutney.

11. Sri Lankan Egg Curry This curry borrows Sri Lankan idea using coconut to chicken and flavor it. You need to use creamed coconut, which is unsweetened and contains all the natural coconut oil. It’s available at most supermarkets. The eggs need to be hardboiled, so cover them with cold water in a small saucepan, then bring them up to the boil and give them 7 minutes from them. Next, take them off the heat and run them under cold water to cool them. Meanwhile, heat the butterand oil in a small casserole or frying-pan with a lid, then add the prepared onion, carrot, pepper and celery and stir them around to get them nicely coated. Cook for 5 minutes before adding the garlic and ginger and continue to cook for another couple of minutes. Then stir the tumeric, curry powder and flour and stir to soak up the juice. Now gradually add the hot water, stirring each addition to make a smooth sauce. Season with salt and pepper, then stir in the creamed coconut. Cover the pan and simmer the vegetables gently for 20 minutes or until they are all tender. Then taste to check the seasoning and add a tiny bit of lemon juice to sharpen it. Finally, peel the hard-boiled eggs, slice them in half lengthways, then arrange them in the curry making sure they are covered by the sauce. Simmer for just a minute more to heat them trough, then serve with rice and chutney.

12. Among of all the genre, the proceduregenre is the text that explain us about the step or the way how to get or to make something. Conclusion

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