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Source: The Atoka County Times

Mrs. Miller's Class This year for Thanksgiving I plan to cook a meal for my family. I will use a turkey that my dad hunted for me. Then I will let the turkey rest in the fridge. After it has rested I will cook it in the oven for 45 minutes. I will serve it with mashed potatoes, bread, and carrots. We will have pumpkin rolls for dessert. Happy Thanksgiving! -Mazie Baughman This year for Thanksgiving I plan to cook a meal for my family. I will use a turkey that I bought at the store. Then I will take the hair off. After it’s hairless I will cook it in the oven for three minutes. I will serve it with bread. We will have pie for dessert. Happy Thanksgiving! -Harman Bradford This year for Thanksgiving I plan to cook a meal for my family. I will hunt the turkey in the woods. After I get it home I will gut it. After it’s gutted I will cook it in the oven for 30 minutes. I will serve it with chips and corn. We will have ice cream and cherries for dessert. Happy Thanksgiving!

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