“My dad will hunt the turkey. He will get it with his bow and arrow. He
will pick the feathers off and then he’ll cut it up. Dad will put the meat in a pan. He will shake on some pepper, salt and turkey
seasoning. He will put on some barbeque
sauce and some cheese too. He will put it
in the 60-degree oven for 17 hours. When
it is done, we will eat it.
At my feast, we will have corn, pizza,
pork, meat, grapes and for dessert we will have apple pie with whipped cream!”
By O. B.
“My dad will shoot a turkey out of a little forest where he shoots daddy deers. Then he has to cut it up and cook it on the stove. He puts on French fry seasoning on top. Then he puts bacon on top. He puts potatoes on top too. He puts it in the 88-degree oven for 11 minutes.
We will eat it with these good
foods: chicken, mashed potatoes, corn,
deer meat and fruit snacks. For dessert
we will have pumpkin pie and apples.”
By G. L.
“Me and my mom will buy a turkey for my
family. It will weigh 7 pounds and it
will cost $8.00. When we get it home, we
will put it in hot water and leave it there for a while. Then we will put it on a tray and sprinkle on
some seasoning. Next, we put it in the medium
oven for 2 hours.
We would also eat mashed potatoes, corn,
strawberries and cauliflower. For dessert, we would have pies like pumpkin pie,
strawberry pie and blueberry pie.”
By R. N.
“We will probably get our turkey from the store. It will weigh 30 pounds and it will cost $41.00. First, my mom will unwrap the turkey and set it on a tray what’s big. Then she will put on salt and pepper. Next, she’ll put it in the 100-degree oven for 11 minutes.
We would eat mashed potatoes, corn,
green beans, grapes and oranges. We
would drink chocolate Silk milk. For dessert, we would have strawberry cake.”
By A. S.
“Daddy will hunt the turkey. First, he will take the meat out and then he will clean it with water. Then he will put it in a bag. He will put salt, pepper, pepperoni, and bacon on top. He will put it in the microwave and cook it for 5 hours.
We will eat it with cereal - the ones
that taste really good and are hard, pepperonis, bacon, pizza, and more
turkey. For dessert we will eat ice
cream with sprinkles!”
By D. W.
“My dad will go hunt the turkey. He will get it with the gray gun. He will
pull the feathers out and then cut it up.
He’ll put the meat in a bowl. He will put barbeque, salt and pepper on
it. Then he will cook it on the grill.
At our Thanksgiving, we will eat
apples, grapes, cheese sticks, peanut butter, ham, and purple potatoes. For dessert, we will eat chocolate cake with
chocolate frosting.”
By T. H.
“My mom will buy the turkey at the store.
It will probably weigh one pound and it will
cost $60.00. Dad takes off the wrapper
and puts it on a big pan. He will sprinkle salt over it to make it tasteful.
Then he will put on some little peppers.
It probably would need a little sugar too. He puts it in the 69-degree oven for 7 hours.
We will eat it with little cherries and
celery. One bowl will have little yellow,
red and green peppers. We would drink
lemonade. I think little donuts would be
cute. I really like to eat mashed tomatoes, no…I mean mashed potatoes! I would like chocolate chip cookies too! We would also eat a lot of mac and
cheese. For dessert, we would have a big
cake with a cartoon turkey on it. That
would be so funny!”
By R. W.
“Me and my mom go hunting for turkeys
away in field. We will get it with an
arrow. We set it in the back of the
pick-up. We take the feathers off and we
look inside the turkey to find some yucky stuff. We leave the skin out in the field. We clean it off with water and a little
soap. We put it in a pan. We usually put pepper and salt on it. Then we will put mustard on top of it. Mom will put it in the 2-degree oven for 1
minute.
We will have other food too. We will eat rice, broccoli, chicken noodle soup
with broccoli and carrots. For dessert
we will eat chocolate chip mint ice cream!”
By L. S.
“We have a real turkey at our farm that
is white. We will have that for
Thanksgiving. First, Grandma will catch the turkey and get everything
ready. Then, she will put it in a pan
and put on some salt and pepper. Then
she will probably put on some ketchup – my favorite. She puts it in the 10-degree
oven for 9 minutes. We will eat it with grapes, corn, carrots and mashed
potatoes with gravy. For dessert, we
would have orange sherbet!”
By J. B.
