Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
While shopping last Saturday, I checked out the price of turkey parts to make turkey stock for stuffing and gravy. The pirates that run the meat department wanted $1.99 a pound for turkey necks, gizzards and wings! I figured I’d need about three pounds of parts totaling $6.00.
A couple of refrigerated display cases to the left were a whole pile of 10-12 pound frozen turkeys for $0.59 a pound. These turkeys included wings, neck and gizzard along with a whole bunch of other stuff like breasts, thighs and drumsticks along with and entire turkey carcass.
My mission was clear. I bought a whole twelve-pound frozen turkey for a little over the $6.00 I would have spent on the parts alone and it’s currently defrosting.
When I’m done with my flashing blades and towering stock pot, I’ll have all the broth I need for Thanksgiving plus two turkey breast halves and two thighs for several future meals (not to mention crispy golden brown turkey skin-yum).
A couple of refrigerated display cases to the left were a whole pile of 10-12 pound frozen turkeys for $0.59 a pound. These turkeys included wings, neck and gizzard along with a whole bunch of other stuff like breasts, thighs and drumsticks along with and entire turkey carcass.
My mission was clear. I bought a whole twelve-pound frozen turkey for a little over the $6.00 I would have spent on the parts alone and it’s currently defrosting.
When I’m done with my flashing blades and towering stock pot, I’ll have all the broth I need for Thanksgiving plus two turkey breast halves and two thighs for several future meals (not to mention crispy golden brown turkey skin-yum).