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Tag Archives: turkey
New World Tamales – Turkey & Tomato
Contains: Nightshades, grains (corn). Is: Gluten-free, inspired by New World meals and ingredients. The original goal for the tamales was to make them for Columbus Day, using only ingredients (though not equipment or techniques) available somewhere in the New World … Continue reading
Mom’s Poultry Dressing/Stuffing & Her Turkey Giblet Gravy
Contains: Wheat, gluten, nightshades. Is: A family (mostly) traditional holiday turkey dressing and gravy pair of recipes. You can combine these with my earlier recipe – or with any roasted turkey / large chicken you want to make. I cannot … Continue reading
Basic Small Heritage Turkey Recipe
Contains: Dairy (butter). Is: Meant for the holidays. (Or, whenever…) I basically RUINED an (expensive Whole Foods) turkey by brining it some years back, following brining instructions no less. Alas, it was also a heritage turkey. I’ve been wanting a … Continue reading
Thanksgiving: Braised Turkey Thighs
As noted in the previous post, for Stuffed Delicata Squash, I’m Home Alone this Thanksgiving, on crutches. But, by golly, we’re going to have a Thanksgiving Dinner That Can’t Be Beat, and maybe listen to some Arlo Guthrie on the way. … Continue reading
Poultry Bone Broth Essentials
Making bone broth is something I’ve grown to love over the last three or so years. It is so rich and tasty; and yes, in a pinch for a specific recipe, you can use one of those boxed (preferably low-sodium) broths … Continue reading →