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Why does everyone insist on turkey?
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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greggs do an amazing xmas sandwich at the mo. turkey breast with sweetcure bacon, sage n onion stuffing, cranberry relish and sweet mayo
its amazing and i ate 2 on saturday  |
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over a year ago
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"I cant abide the stuff , i have heard sooooooooooo many people say the same yet year in, year out they consume tonnes of the stuff! Why if you dont like it?  "
Normally we have a selection of two or three meats (normally between beef, turkey, gammon or lamb)
This way everyone is a winner! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"think i'll have one o those 3 birds for xmas...
as for dinner i dont give a fuck, baste my cock n mouth with fanny juicefrothy? "
thatll be my rabbidrabies pie |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"You can get those 3 bird ones where its chicken, duck and turkey i think. They're pretty nice! "
im having chicken in goose in turkey in ostrich stuffed with sparrows |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"You can get those 3 bird ones where its chicken, duck and turkey i think. They're pretty nice!
im having chicken in goose in turkey in ostrich stuff with sparrowsno tits? "
protect the tits....
altho i do wonder what swan tastes like...probably duck or chicken.. |
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"Turkey is only dry because of bad cooking ...mines never dry.  "
Mine never is either, it's how you cook it. The only reason we are not having turkey this year is because we won't be needing cold cuts as we are out on Boxing day and fly out of the country on the 27th.... |
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usually have goose but had a request for duck this year so thats what we're having. haven't had turkey at christmas for years! think it was only once in the last twenty five years and that was cos someone else hosted that year.  |
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In the olden days you didnt get turkeys it was a goose or a cockerel. Then when turkeys came about they where seen as an extravagance so people only had them at christmas.
Prefer a nice piece of beef myself |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"In the olden days you didnt get turkeys it was a goose or a cockerel. Then when turkeys came about they where seen as an extravagance so people only had them at christmas.
Prefer a nice piece of beef myself"
u just cant have cock for dinner can u tho.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I love Turkey! Put butter under the skin to keep it moist and cook the stuffing seperate as it adds to the cooking time which means u will get a dry bird |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Most people complain of dry turkey because they overcook it.
You want to stick a lot of unsalted butter under the skin, cook until when you stick a knife into the fattest part of the breast it is hot when you pull it out (can use a thermometer if you are so inclined). The most important thing with Turkey is to let it rest! 40 minutes as a minimum but an hour is better. Cover it with a tea towel and it'll stay warm until serving time! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have turkey and Rib of beef this year with all the lovely things that go with it ..... and a home made nut roast for the vegs ... xx Have over 25 here and boxing day a house full x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I cant abide the stuff , i have heard sooooooooooo many people say the same yet year in, year out they consume tonnes of the stuff! Why if you dont like it? "
Because if I wanted beef (My personal preference) I would have to stay at home alone to eat it, as my family cook dinner and on Christmas, I would rather eat turkey, with them, than beef, alone |
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By *emmefatale OP Woman
over a year ago
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"I cant abide the stuff , i have heard sooooooooooo many people say the same yet year in, year out they consume tonnes of the stuff! Why if you dont like it?
oy thought u would like a gobble xx"
im very particular what i put in my mouth il have ya know |
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"I cant abide the stuff , i have heard sooooooooooo many people say the same yet year in, year out they consume tonnes of the stuff! Why if you dont like it?
oy thought u would like a gobble xxim very particular what i put in my mouth il have ya know "
Me too xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I like a full turkey dinner with all the trimmings for christmas day, boxing day it's a roast rib of beef, again with all the traditional trimmings.
No idea what it will be this year though as I'm in Austria for christmas week. Whatever it is will probably be washed down with a bucket of Glühwein! |
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