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s/o turkey
do you ever eat turkey when it's not thanksgiving?
other than turkey sandwiches, since it's such a common lunch meat....or when you use turkey to sub as another common meat (like in sausage or ground beef) but do you eat it in it's full-form other times of the year?
just wondering.......
ETA: not thanksgiving *or* christmas.
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Re: s/o turkey
MIL always does one for Christmas dinner as well.
I use my left overs in casserole all year long, but I never go out and buy a full turkey and cook it after the Thanksgiving one.
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We never do.
I actually don't prefer turkey. I like to eat it at Thanksgiving because it just feels good, but otherwise, I don't eat turkey except lunch meat. Oh, and yeah, we do have turkey sausage and turkey bacon and stuff for the less calories.
On the flip side, I like ham as an entree, but I hate ham as lunch meat.
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oh yeah, christmas too!
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Ditto
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This. We do ground turkey and we do turkey sandwiches, but never cook a whole turkey.
This may be a dumb question (since I don't ever cook Thanksgiving dinner so I've honestly never cooked my own turkey)... but do grocery stores even stock turkeys all year round? Like, the full bird? I know our grocery store down here doesn't, but we're in a neighborhood that is heavily Latino / Hispanic and so our grocery store close by doesn't stock a lot of stuff I'm used to and also stocks a lot of stuff I'm not used to so I don't consider it to be representative of all grocery stores. But, now that I'm thinking about it, I don't know if I often see whole turkeys in grocery stores apart from around the holidays....
Like PPs, we do turkey sausage and for lunch meats, but never cook the whole bird. I do roasts and chickens and game hens and what not, but I'm not a huge fan of turkey personally...
I've seen frozen turkeys in the grocery store all year round. There aren't as many, but they're usually in the "specialty meats" section in the freezer where you have to open the door. I've seen turduken in there too. That's a meat that mystifies me.
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