The morality of eating Chicken instead of Turkey for Thanksgiving

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If you start with a good quality turkey and cook it properly, it is definitely NOT dry!!😉
Agreed. We roast ours every year and it’s always moist and delicious. It only dries out if you cook it too long, or begin to carve it before it’s had a chance to rest, which allows the juices to re-distribute.

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…While roasting turkey dries it out, deep frying holds in all the moisture. It was delicious.
Deep fried turkey is delicious! My brother and his wife always roast a turkey for the sake of tradition and deep fry a turkey too, and I like the deep fried one better. It is wonderfully moist, flavorful and delicious every time. The roast turkey is moist and juicy too, but I think he injects the fried one with cajun seasoning before frying, so it is definitely a different taste treat than the traditional bird.
 
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A dove stuffed in a quail stuffed in a guinea stuffed in a chicken stuffed in a duck stuffed in a turkey stuffed in an ostrich. Enough legs for everybody and enough leftovers to last until Christmas.
 
Osturduckengunquadove

A dove stuffed in a quail stuffed in a guinea stuffed in a chicken stuffed in a duck stuffed in a turkey stuffed in an ostrich. Enough legs for everybody and enough leftovers to last until Christmas.
That’s a lot of bird-in-one! 😃 What would it go with…gravy or cranberry?
 
Yes, completely agree! 👍

Excellent! I may have to make that one day…😃
Greetings Catholic90

I would heartily recommend that you do so. We are going to have turducen in Christmas too should I venture across the little pond that separates me from my friends and family. 😃

God Bless.
Anathama Sit
 
Greetings Catholic90

I would heartily recommend that you do so. We are going to have turducen in Christmas too should I venture across the little pond that separates me from my friends and family. 😃

God Bless.
Anathama Sit
Inciting others to such acts which are an affront to nature is not a good thing to do…

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Inciting others to such acts which are an affront to nature is not a good thing to do…

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Greetings Bookcat,

Ahh my friend how nice to see you again. We have not ran into each other in a long time.

Yes but those acts that are an affront to nature sure do taste good. Surely the taste justify the means. 😃

God Bless.
Anathama Sit
 
Greetings Bookcat,

Ahh my friend how nice to see you again. We have not ran into each other in a long time.

Yes but those acts that are an affront to nature sure do taste good. Surely the taste justify the means. 😃

God Bless.
Anathama Sit
Duck…yuck…

I will keep my authentic turkey …
 
Duck…yuck…

I will keep my authentic turkey …
A properly cooked duck can be quite delicious!

I saw a Turducken in the fancy grocery store I stopped at last night. Yikes, they are expensive!! :eek:

That got me to thinking about a cornish hen inside a duck inside a goose…the possibilities are there!😉
 
A properly cooked duck can be quite delicious!

I saw a Turducken in the fancy grocery store I stopped at last night. Yikes, they are expensive!! :eek:

That got me to thinking about a cornish hen inside a duck inside a goose…the possibilities are there!😉
Greetings Catholic90,

Ahhh but Turkducken is so worth it. I can’t imagine eating plain turkey.

God Bless.
Anathama Sit
 
Maybe Americans cook it differently, but I’ve had turkey only a few times in my life, and those times were enough to have me only eat a small amount. It was just so dry and stringy, how anyone would want to eat as much as possible of the stuff is beyond me.

Besides, people could eat all the desert and potatoes and what not, even a vegetarian can be guilty of gluttony, yeah, all that tofu, tastey. :rolleyes:
 
Yes. Some people don’t know how to make it correctly, but you would love my Mother’s turkey…Melts in your mouth. 🙂
 
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