Turkey pics (for American eyes only :P)

Originally posted by Sunburnt
Last year, Phlab started a thread asking for Turkey pics. I'm too lazy to find it. I would like to see your Turkey and/or your Thanksgiving spread. Let's forget our bloody past here in America....let's see some of those 300 million Turkeys sacrificed for our gluttony! 😛

Mine will be shown tomorrow, as I'm having my dinner then. It may be a body part separated from the turkey trunk. Does a turkey have a torso?

Enjoy!

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Originally posted by Nordlys
When it comes to being sacrificed for the gluttony of Americans, I am glad to be left out.

Candied yams are in the oven at this very moment. Marshmallows melting. Did the Native Americans have marshmallows?😕

Originally posted by Busygirl
Candied yams are in the oven at this very moment. Marshmallows melting. Did the Native Americans have marshmallows?😕

Originally posted by Ice Cold
Yes, but they were made from buffalo fat and peyote. 😕

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Ok I'm a butcher by trade, but I do think animals deserve a humane death.
Read to them the General Forum from RHP, then they'lll want to die. 😞

Then eat the things.

We always have a really nice family gathering for the holidays. It's great to be able to get together at least once a year and devote a full day to food, laughter and togetherness. I'll try to get a few more pictures, but here are a few.

Enjoy...and Happy Thanksgiving everyone! 🙂

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Originally posted by Sunburnt
Are you questioning my honesty?!

We had our first eggs this week! I have a new set of pics to show - I haven't forgotten.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Still wonder what names you and your children finally picked for the baby chicks.

I lived near a Turkey farm for many years, did you know the domestic turkeys we eat have fluffy snow white feathers as opposed to the wild turkeys dark brown/gray/black ones?

http://www.kidzone.ws/animals/turkey.htm

Originally posted by Sam The Sham
I lived near a Turkey farm for many years, did you know the domestic turkeys we eat have fluffy snow white feathers as opposed to the wild turkeys dark brown/gray/black ones?

http://www.kidzone.ws/animals/turkey.htm

Originally posted by Busygirl
Candied yams are in the oven at this very moment. Marshmallows melting. Did the Native Americans have marshmallows?😕