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Go buy a turkey at a farm. You have to kill it with a gun. When you bring it home, clean it with a rag. Put the turkey on a pot and put some sauce on it. That makes it taste yummy! Cook the turkey ih the oven for about three minutes, it’s a really long time! Cook it on a two temperature. Eat some bread with it. Don’t forget to go to Grandma’s house, she always cooks!

Chelsie Skaggs

You have to get a turkey from the woods first. My dad would probably get it, even though he doesn’t have a hunting license! You have to take the feathers off by cutting them with scissors. I guess you clean it with a big wet towel. You kind of have to go back and forth with the towel to rub the dirt off. I think you have to put it on a cooking pan. Cook it in the oven for maybe about...50 minutes on 200 degrees. We go to a lot of houses and eat mashed potatoes, ham and brown bread. Turkey is really good.

Amber Dodson

You get a Thanksgiving turkey from Sears first. Mommy cleans the turkey with water and a little bit of soap. Put some spices on it to taste good, like cinnamon. Get a plastic plate to put it on then put the turkey in the oven. Bake the turkey for ten minutes on “hot” degrees. My favorite foods to eat with it are macaroni and cheese and rolls.

Ashleigh Pullen

First you have to go to Will Thompson’s Store (The Corner Store) to get a turkey! You have to get a bag and a sponge to rub off all those germs. You have to run it under water, too! Get a pan that’s

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