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To: doorgunner69

One year I decided to just do a turkey breast. Then, last minute, there were a few more guests. So I had to buy another one. Spent more for the two breasts than I would have for the whole turkey.

Still, all the ‘best’ meat and not so cumbersome to move around and carve, etc.

I put the whole thing in the fridge after the meal on Thursday. Then it takes me about an hour to warm up the carcass and pull the meat off. A pile for sandwiches and the rest gets made into turkey and noodles. But usually a couple weeks after Thanksgiving when the overloaded-with-turkey feeling has waned.


27 posted on 11/16/2024 2:41:21 PM PST by John Milner (Marching for Peace is like breathing for food.)
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To: John Milner

I buy those little 2-3 pound ones all bundled up. In a netting toe hold them together.

Never, ever remove that net until cooked, as i found out to my embarrassment. Now, I just loosen it to get the rub in there.


29 posted on 11/16/2024 3:03:21 PM PST by doorgunner69 (Your oath of enlistment has no expiration date)
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