Turkey
Cookbook
2018
By the Armour Kindergarten Class
As told to their teacher - Mrs. Preheim
The Armour Kindergarten Class would like to give you a few pointers on
how to prepare your Thanksgiving turkey and they had some ideas of what else they
would like to eat at their feast. Enjoy!
“Grandpa goes hunting in the forest for
Wild Turkeys or Ring-necked Pheasants.
He peels the skin off and he goes home and gets ready cook it. Uncle Austin puts bacon and ham on top. Then he puts strawberry sprinkles and ketchup
on it too. Then it goes on the stove for
20 minutes.
We eat our turkey with beef jerky, strawberry
meat, bacon, carrots, and soup. For
dessert we would have pumpkin pie!”
By Maxwell Karr
“We will buy a turkey at the
store. It will cost $20.00. Mama will cook the turkey. She will put it in a pan. Then she will put pepper and salt on it. Then she will put It in the oven.
At dinner we will eat pepperoni pizza, cucumbers,
bananas, and macaroni and cheese. We
will have pink cupcakes for dessert.”
By Romina Pulido
“I go hunting for Wild Turkeys with my dad. We got one at Sioux Falls. My dad puts it in a bag and takes it home. My mom always makes the food. She puts the turkey in a pan and I help her. I put mustard on top and sugar. Then we will put some little cereals on top. Then it goes in the stove for 45 minutes.
We will also eat bananas, pepperoni pizza, apples, and pumpkin
pie for dessert.”
Jacob Fousek
“My
dad is going to shoot two turkey in the woods.
He will pick off the feathers and scrub its back with a wet paper towel.
My mom and grandma will cut it up and
put it in a pan. Then they will put
Dorothy Lynch sauce on top. It will go
in the oven for 6 hours. The oven will
be 14 degrees. It is done when the bell
rings.
We will eat our turkey with chocolate
doughnuts, super nachos, football cheese, apples, corn, bananas, and for
dessert we will have two apple pies!”
By Aleah Wright
“We will get our turkey at the
store. It will cost a lot of dollars. My mom will cook the turkey because my dad
doesn’t like to cook dinner.
First, she puts lettuce on top and then
something healthy like bananas. Then she
will put it in the oven. It will be 11
degrees and it will cook for 11 minutes.
We will eat it with bananas, apples, hot
dog buns, lettuce salad, and cheese pizza. For dessert, we will have chocolate chip
cookies.”
Brayden Vogt
We will get our turkey from the kitchen. First, dad puts the turkey in a pan. Then he sprinkles sugar on it and puts it in the oven for 10 minutes.
We will also eat bananas, buns,
cheese pizza, fish, and for dessert I’d like to have chocolate chip bars.”
By Brooklyn Werkmeister
“Mommy will buy the turkey at the store. It will weigh 7 pounds and it will cost $7.00. My mommy will put chocolate sprinkles and ham on top of it. She will put it in the oven for 3 minutes.
At our supper we will eat chicken,
cheese, mac and cheese, and for dessert we will have cereal.”
By Caitlyn Shulaw
“My mom and dad will buy a turkey at
the store and it will weigh 6 pounds and cost $4.00 probably. My mom and dad will put the turkey in a pan. Then they will put salt, pepper and cheese on
top. They will bake it for 10 minutes. Our smoke alarm rings when it is done.
I would like to eat it with the chicken
soup that my grandma makes. I would also
like to have apples, oranges, corn on the cob, cherries, cheese and pepperoni
pizza. For dessert, we would have a
unicorn cake! It is delicious! We would have strawberry pie and pumpkin pie
too!”
By Sutton Powell
“First you put the turkey in a big
pan. Then you could put pink sprinkles
on top. Shake on some salt and pepper. Put it on the stove to cook for 5
minutes.
We will eat it with corn, doughnuts, M&M
yogurt and pink cupcakes.”
By Berkley Wright
” We would get the turkey at the store.
We will get a 100-pound turkey. Dad and mom will put it in a pan and they’ll
put oil on the turkey. Then they would
shake on some pepper, salt and put tomatoes on top. Then they put it in a 20-degree oven for 5
minutes.
We would also have cherries, cheese
balls, grapes, apples, chips and water.
We will have pumpkin pie for dessert!”
By Marlena Blaine
Happy
Thanksgiving!
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