Interact Club Prepared 54 Thanksgiving Pies for the Residents of Bedford Green

The assembly begins

By Julie McCay Turner

And the pies were amply enjoyed by the residents of Bedford Green -Courtesy image (c) Jacqui Larrivee, 2017 all rights reserved

More than a dozen members of Bedford High School’s Interact Club gathered in the Foods Kitchen after school on Monday to bake fresh apple and pumpkin pies for delivery to the residents of Bedford Green, the independent housing unit at the Edith Nourse Rogers Veterans Administration Hospital on Springs Road.

An assembly line was set up, with young women assigned to peeling and seasoning apples, preparing pumpkin, filling pie shells, and getting the finished pies into ovens to bake.  Organizer Annie Anderson said that she was gratified that so many club members turned up to help.

According to Jackie Larrivee at Bedford Green, the residents thoroughly enjoyed the homemade pies as the finale to their Thanksgiving meal.

Ms. Arena issues final instructions

 

Prepping the apples

 

And the pumpkin

 

Sealing the pies
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