Quarantine Kitchen
Photo provided by: Craig Cherubin
Senior Craig Cherubin puts his skills in the kitchen to use to make an English Muffin Panini.
April 3, 2020
With plenty of extra days at home, many students have turned this negative result of COVID-19 into a positive. Social media has become a place to share at home challenges, communicate with friends while social distancing, and especially sharing recipes. From finding recipes online and making adaptations, to starting from scratch, quality time is being spent in the kitchen like never before. Here are some senior unique recipes for you to try at home:
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Anisa Velazquez, Features Editor
Anisa Velazquez is the Features Editor for the Brantley Banner 2019-2020 school year. Continuing newspaper for her third year she hopes to have a year...
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![Dancing to the drumline’s performance during the Lunch Pep Rally on Friday, Nov. 6, sophomore Angelina Joseph shows her school spirit for this year’s modified homecoming activities. Although COVID-19 restrictions caused homecoming week to be altered by moving the pep rally outside during lunch, changing the homecoming dance and Powder Puff game to a later date, and limiting the number of people that attended the football game, leadership still found ways to allow students to have a week to celebrate homecoming. “Even though I didn’t like it [pep rally] as much, I’m still glad that we were able to show school spirit in at least one way,” Joseph said.](https://brantleybanner.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/friday-pep-rally_11_6_20_martindale-475x356.jpg)
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