Let’s look at what we’re being asked to do.
We have two cards for making Chicken Pot Pie:
- One card lists the
ingredients you need.
- The other card lists the
steps to make it.
The question is:
> Which step uses the ingredient “1 Tbsp flour”?
Let’s go step by step.
First, find where “1 Tbsp flour” appears — it’s on the ingredients card. So we know we need 1 tablespoon of flour.
Now, look at the steps card:
1. heat butter & flour → This says “butter & flour” — so this step uses both butter and flour together.
2. cook & mix in oil → No mention of flour here.
3. roll out → That’s for dough, probably after mixing everything.
4. press & pour → Putting filling into crust — no new ingredients added here.
5. bake → Just cooking it in the oven.
So, which step actually *uses* the flour? Step 1 says “heat butter & flour”. That means you are combining them right then — likely to make a roux (a thickener for the pie filling).
That matches with the ingredient list: you need 1 Tbsp flour and 2 slices of butter — and step 1 tells you to heat them together.
✔ So, the step that uses “1 Tbsp flour” is
Step 1.
Final Answer:
Step 1
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable recipe cards for preschoolers.
