1/4 teaspoon pepper.
And don’t get me started on pushing things off a cutting board with the (not likely to be for long) sharp side of the knife.
1/4 teaspoon pepper.
And don’t get me started on pushing things off a cutting board with the (not likely to be for long) sharp side of the knife.
Oh, and the turkey rolls (kinda look like cinnamon rolls?).
“New York dressed turkey” sounds like an obscure, outdated insult.
Also: small turkey? Goose! Even smaller turkey? Duck!
Also: actual wild turkeys are about the size of a Canada goose. It’s just the abominations bred to be dinner which are so ridiculously huge.
Flashbacks to a couple of commercials from the 4:10 mark in your video:
Also, another turkey prep classic:
…and also look remarkably similar to turkey vultures, which is what I thought I was seeing (I don’t guess they’re nearly as big as vultures, though). And they can also fly. (A few of them used to show up at work, but that was 8-10 years ago)
More like helicopters than planes, no less!
I love Tasting History! Max is great, and his cookbook is pretty great as well.
Oh, that should be on my x-mas list, maybe…
Turkeys in Tennessee:
It’s just the abominations bred to be dinner which are so ridiculously huge.
I thought their plumage was interesting, too!
Here’s a blurry zoom-in on a female turkey in Indiana. The brick walkway gives some sense of size.
I had a sense someone had eyes on me, so I glanced out the window to find her a couple feet from the house, looking straight at me!
A friend in Somerville, MA had some on her block that were not happy with humans walking down the block & were quite strident about it.
Let the pie prep begin!
Fall has officially started and so have the pumpkin spice wars, but when it comes to pies, there is only one clear choice.
Est. reading time: 5 minutes
The only debate I’m expecting this year is which slice comes first - apple or sweet potato…
Turkey cooks Turkey. News at 9
No man should go there.
I believe she’s been tasting pumpkin pie that came out of a can. /s