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In Reply to: RE: Turkey for Thanksgiving posted by bullethead on November 24, 2020 at 10:24:03
They're bought up as soon as they hit the freezer section. I guess with no big family gatherings, nobody wants lots of leftovers.
Except my wife. We will have lots of leftovers here. Twice.
If you approach the day keeping the phrase "figures never lie, but liars always figure" at hand, you might be surprised at the things you find.
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My daughter ordered a Bell & Evans last month at our local grocer. It came in on Sunday and she picked it up today.
They'll be plenty left over for turkey clubs on Friday ...with a heaping helping of stuffing on the side ...and pecan bars.
I'm going to be gaining some weight back.
Dean.
reelsmith's axiom: Its going to be used equipment when I sell it, so it may as well be used equipment when I buy it.
The idea that producers would offer up smaller birds for the pandemic was hatched by J-School geniuses who think that birds somehow roll out of hens already bagged and frozen.
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I like it. Do they have a dehydrated version for the chipmunks?
I have no doubt the birds were raised as usual, it's the consumer behavior that's mildly amusing
If you approach the day keeping the phrase "figures never lie, but liars always figure" at hand, you might be surprised at the things you find.
I'm making a turkey breast for Thanksgiving.
The soup is good, there's lots of instructions on youtube if you haven't had that before. I wound up buying lots of vegetable bullion cubes and am going to make it with turnips, carrots, parsnip, and parsley. Little bit of salt and pepper too.
After turning over a lot of frozen turkeys at my local K-roger, I managed to find a 14 pounder. The rest were well north of that size.
I like to cook them on my Weber kettle and 14-15 pounds is at the upper limit of what will fit under the lid.
Nice find.
We use an old-school Hamilton-Beach countertop roaster; my wife has it down to a science, always get a good, moist bird. And it frees up the oven for pies.
We gave up on charcoal when my dad's ancient Weber kettle rusted out at a leg junction. Have a Weber natural gas grill, no bottles, no dealing with spent coals, love it.
If you approach the day keeping the phrase "figures never lie, but liars always figure" at hand, you might be surprised at the things you find.
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