We learn how to prepare a turkey from kindergarteners.

The selection of the ideal turkey is the first step.

Ella, a kindergartener at Hutchison Beach Elementary School, stated, “First you get a turkey, then you carry it home.” “Next, you chop it, and after that, you bake it. Afterward, you're done.

Others claim that it begins even before visiting the store.

Rexton, a kindergartener at Hutchison Beach Elementary School, stated, “We got to bring it home and clip the hair off.” “And we need to bake it for around 10 minutes.”

You can serve it right away after around 10 minutes.

Although these chefs aren't your average Thanksgiving cooks, they offer a lot of suggestions for how to prepare your chicken.

In addition, if there are 100 persons present, a turkey may be served.

These are some alternative ways to prepare a turkey, you may be thinking. The little cooks, however, have suggestions on ways you might spend less time and effort this Thanksgiving.

Tejanae, a kindergarten student at Hutchison Beach Elementary School, stated, “First you get a pot, then you get hot water, and then you get a turkey.” The stove is then set to six degrees. You then consume it.

For a turkey, six degrees may be too cold, while seven degrees is the ideal temperature.

Cora, a kindergartener at Hutchison Beach Elementary School, explained, “First you buy a turkey and then you put it in the oven for seven degrees.” “And after that, you take it out and eat it.”

The kids have an idea for that as well if you're short on time.
Thea, a kindergartener at Hutchison Beach Elementary School, stated, “This is how you prepare a turkey.” “After purchasing a turkey, you microwave it for two seconds. You can then begin eating it.

You can even transform chicken into turkey if you need to buy something urgently.

Ocean, a kindergartener at Hutchison Beach Elementary School, explained, “First you get some chicken and then you put some bones in it.” “After that, you microwave it before putting it in the oven for 10 minutes. The turkey is then finished.

These sound like some great ideas, but the little sous chefs might need to spend a little more time in the kitchen before making the Thanksgiving turkey.

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