Beekeeper
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How does everyone fix their birds after they kill them? I just used the breast out of the two I killed last year and I can't help but think that there should be a better way that uses more of the bird.
Trevor2 said:I always just use the breast, rest of the bird is so tough. But a lil black pepper and salt and bread the breast after cutting them into chunks and deep fry them. Only way to eat em. I have grilled one breast before and it was pretty good.
VolDoug said:Trevor2 said:I always just use the breast, rest of the bird is so tough. But a lil black pepper and salt and bread the breast after cutting them into chunks and deep fry them. Only way to eat em. I have grilled one breast before and it was pretty good.
Hard to beat turkey nuggets with either BBQ or honey/mustard as a dipping sauce.
But, I also like marinading and then grilling breast strips.
Like Trevor said, I don't care for the dark meat, and breasting them out is a MUCH easier way to clean them.
Trevor2 said:VolDoug said:Trevor2 said:I always just use the breast, rest of the bird is so tough. But a lil black pepper and salt and bread the breast after cutting them into chunks and deep fry them. Only way to eat em. I have grilled one breast before and it was pretty good.
Hard to beat turkey nuggets with either BBQ or honey/mustard as a dipping sauce.
But, I also like marinading and then grilling breast strips.
Like Trevor said, I don't care for the dark meat, and breasting them out is a MUCH easier way to clean them.
Sweet Baby Rays BBQ sauce all the way.
CAMARO12 said:Try soaking those cut up breast pieces in buttermilk overnight and then batter 'em up in a mixture of flour, corn meal, pepper, salt and a little Tony Chachere's Creole seasoning. Then, fry'em up in some hot oil.
same hereCAMARO12 said:Try soaking those cut up breast pieces in buttermilk overnight and then batter 'em up in a mixture of flour, corn meal, pepper, salt and a little Tony Chachere's Creole seasoning. Then, fry'em up in some hot oil.