Editor’s note: This is part one of a two-part column. The continuation will be published in the Nov. 8 issue of the Quill.
Readers:
In recent columns, we shared with you the favorite foods and how to prepare them as collected by Kathy Goss in her kindergarten class at West Plains Elementary in 1996. From the response I got, you surely enjoyed those and found them easy to prepare, so here is another collection, dropping down a grade to preschool and collected by my favorite teacher, granddaughter Jackie Ingalsbe at South Fork (I love you, Jackie).
Most important, she is my son Randall’s eldest daughter. She was the first preschool teacher after a long period. She opened in 2008, 15 years ago, and has remained constant. Can you tell we are proud of her?
No one fits these positions like young teachers. They take on a whole new family. Stand behind them, parents!
I had a call from one of the students in the ’96 group. I’m sorry, but I’m awful with names, but she said she was the youngest in the class, Whitney — Vanwinkle, I’m sure. She would like to have a copy of the book (I’m searching). Call again, please.
I will appreciate any single or group recipe submissions.
My favorite food is a cheeseburger! You put bread on top, then you put cheese, then you put another bread on top. Then you put bologna on it and grill it for 5 minutes. Then you give it to somebody and eat it!
Falynn Smith, daughter of Morgan and Josh Smith
My favorite food is chicken. You put powder on it and then you fry it in a pan for 4 minutes. Then you take it out and eat it!
Caleb Russell, son of Amber and Cory Russell.
My favorite food is eggs. You make them in the kitchen on the stove. You get a pan and fry them for 9 minutes. Then you eat them!
Beckett Spoor, son of Morgan Spoor.
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Amelia Spoor, daughter of Morgan Spoor.
My favorite food is chocolate cake! You get the mixture and then you cook it in the oven at 100 degrees for 2 hours. Then you put the sprinkles on it and then you cut it and then you eat it!
Adabelle Kraft, daughter of Haley and Justin Kraft.
My favorite food is macaroni and cheese! You turn the microwave on and you add water to it. Then you mix it up with cheese on it when it’s done.
JayLee McKee, daughter of Victoria Hadley and Casey McKee.
My favorite food is scrambled eggs. You put them in a pot, then you put them in the stove and wait for them to cook. It takes 4 minutes. Then you eat them!
MaKanna Johnson, daughter of Margaret Rossen and Hunter Johnson.
My favorite food is spaghetti! You put it in a pan then you put it on a plate then you put meatballs and oranges and milk on it. Then you stir it up and makes a sauces. Then you put lemons on it to make it juice and it’s so good! Then you eat it!
Grayson Jones, son of Wilma and Daniel Jones.
My favorite food is ramen noodles. You just put the stuff in the bowl and then you cook them for 15 minutes. Then after it cooled off you can eat it.
Maxwell Sanders, son of Emily Bridges and Gary Sanders.
