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liamsaunt

liamsaunt

Last night I cooked a heritage turkey that my husband ordered from D'Artagnan.  It was my first time cooking a heritage bird.  The flavor is much stronger than a typical bird, and there is much less meat too.  There were five of us dining, and there is only a very small ziplock of meat left.  Typically I would get at least three meals from a turkey.  We all liked the heritage bird very much.  Well, except for my niece who

complained that there was not enough meat on the legs haha.  I am going to make some sort of soup out of the carcass and leftover gravy this afternoon.

 

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Served with mashed potatoes, green beans, and these maple roasted acorn squash wedges

 

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liamsaunt

liamsaunt

Last night I cooked a heritage turkey that my husband ordered from D'Artagnan.  It was my first time cooking a heritage bird.  The flavor is much stronger than a typical bird, and there is much less meat too.  There were five of us dining, and there is only a very small ziplock of meat left.  Typically I would get at least three meals from a turkey.  We all liked the heritage bird very much.  Well, except for my niece who

complained that there was not enough meat on the legs haha.  I am going to make some sort of soup out of the carcass and leftover gravy this afternoon.

 

5684019ea071d_heritageturkey.thumb.jpg.b

 

Served with mashed potatoes, green beans, and these maple roasted acorn squash wedges

 

568401d4ac8b4_acornsquash.thumb.jpg.31a2

 

heritage turkey.jpg

liamsaunt

liamsaunt

Last night I cooked a heritage turkey that my husband ordered from D'Artagnan.  It was my first time cooking a heritage bird.  The flavor is much stronger than a typical bird, and there is much less meat too.  There were five of us dining, and there is only a very small ziplock of meat left.  Typically I would get at least three meals from a turkey.  We all liked the heritage bird very much.  Well, except for my niece who

complained that there was not enough meat on the legs haha.  I am going to make some sort of soup out of the carcass and leftover gravy this afternoon.

 

5684019ea071d_heritageturkey.thumb.jpg.b

 

Served with mashed potatoes, green beans, and these maple roasted acorn squash wedges

 

568401d4ac8b4_acornsquash.thumb.jpg.31a2

heritage turkey.jpg

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