For Christmas I buy a whole turkey and strip it down removing the breasts as a whole rolling it with stuffings in the middle. Each leg is frozen for a later time. Then the carcass is slowly boiled for stock for gravy and all meat then stripped of it and the wings for the dogs to have with their biscuits on Christmas day. I do have a very big turkey, so there's enough for all of them.
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Ruth
12/28/2020 11:00:15 am
Your turkey sounds delicious and what well-behaved dogs they are waiting.
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Susy
12/29/2020 11:18:27 pm
Lucky dogs! 😊
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