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2006-11-21 7:57 AM
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Now two Rocky Mountain Oysters with the neck of the Turkey makes for a wonderful centerpiece.

2006-11-21 8:26 AM
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This seems like a fine time to bring up the annual Turkey Testical Festival which occurs about 15 minutes from my house every year.

http://www.turkey-testicle-festival.com/

If that doesn't make you laugh, go try to tell a co-worker about it without laughing.  Go ahead, try to say the name out loud to another person. 

 

2006-11-21 8:27 AM
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ROBIT79 - 2006-11-21 6:57 AM Now two Rocky Mountain Oysters with the neck of the Turkey makes for a wonderful centerpiece.

I think we need a picture of that for the redneck forum. 

2006-11-21 8:29 AM
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hangloose - 2006-11-21 7:26 AM

This seems like a fine time to bring up the annual Turkey Testical Festival which occurs about 15 minutes from my house every year.

http://www.turkey-testicle-festival.com/

If that doesn't make you laugh, go try to tell a co-worker about it without laughing.  Go ahead, try to say the name out loud to another person. 

I teach at Byron High school and I go to the turkey testicle festival every year. 

2006-11-21 8:35 AM
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nccgrap - 2006-11-21 9:27 AM

ROBIT79 - 2006-11-21 6:57 AM Now two Rocky Mountain Oysters with the neck of the Turkey makes for a wonderful centerpiece.

I think we need a picture of that for the redneck forum. 

I'll scan it as soon as I get home. We set it up last year for my sister-in-law, she's uptight and overconservative. So it made for great embarassment.

2006-11-21 8:37 AM
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nccgrap - 2006-11-21 7:29 AM
hangloose - 2006-11-21 7:26 AM

This seems like a fine time to bring up the annual Turkey Testical Festival which occurs about 15 minutes from my house every year.

http://www.turkey-testicle-festival.com/

If that doesn't make you laugh, go try to tell a co-worker about it without laughing.  Go ahead, try to say the name out loud to another person. 

I teach at Byron High school and I go to the turkey testicle festival every year. 

Have known of the festival for a looong time and haven't gone yet.  Not sure if I want to.  DOH!!!

2006-11-21 8:58 AM
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tupuppy - 2006-11-21 7:37 AM
nccgrap - 2006-11-21 7:29 AM
hangloose - 2006-11-21 7:26 AM

This seems like a fine time to bring up the annual Turkey Testical Festival which occurs about 15 minutes from my house every year.

http://www.turkey-testicle-festival.com/

If that doesn't make you laugh, go try to tell a co-worker about it without laughing.  Go ahead, try to say the name out loud to another person. 

I teach at Byron High school and I go to the turkey testicle festival every year. 

Have known of the festival for a looong time and haven't gone yet.  Not sure if I want to.  DOH!!!

If you like good music, motorcycles, and beer you can't go wrong.  They always run out of "nuts" before I get there so I never have to eat them (I have, but I can go without).

2006-11-21 9:26 AM
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So  what you are really saying is if you like good music, beer, motorcycles and biker guys with deep fried turkey testicle breath, it's a good time.

 

2006-11-21 9:28 AM
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Yes to oyster shooters. No to oysters in dressing.
2006-11-21 9:28 AM
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2006-11-21 10:00 AM
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2006-11-21 10:03 AM
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Where are you people from that have oysters in your dressing?!?!

I guess being born & raised in Michigan that oysters weren't on our freshest food list. Stuffing with the little bits of apple are the way to go.

Only 51 more hours until the feast begins!!!!!!
2006-11-21 10:06 AM
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Sheesh...don't you people watch Alton Brown?
2006-11-21 10:08 AM
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Lara - 2006-11-21 8:00 AM

Oh no you di'n't.

Stuffing acts like a big ol' Salmonella sponge. If you don't cook it enough, it'll kill your guests. And the only way to cook it enough is by overcooking the bird. So if you stuff the bird, you either get dead guests or a dry bird. And nobody wants either of those things.

Maybe you just don't know her guests....

I dunno.  We've eaten it that way for a long time.  I guess we've just been lucky.

oh YES i DID...  i don't overcook my bird so we're all eating the salmonella sponge..  none of us have ever gotten sick..  another way around it is to take all the stuffing out of the bird and bake it for an addl 10 min..

I have never eaten stuffing on thanksgiving that wasn't from the inside of a bird.  And I have never gotten sick and the turkey has never been dry....This is the first year I will not be having Thanksgiving dinner...my moms going to my sister's husbands family instead of cooking and I don't cook so really not that excited about it, more excited about running the turkey trot that morning.  Really going to miss the stuffing tho...without Oysters.

2006-11-21 10:35 AM
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run4yrlif - 2006-11-21 9:06 AM Sheesh...don't you people watch Alton Brown?

Greatest cooking show ever (maybe I should put that in my favorite show poll)

2006-11-21 10:40 AM
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run4yrlif - 2006-11-21 10:06 AM

...don't you people watch Alton Brown?

Is he the one that does the science in the kitchen schtick?  If he is, I've seen him a few times.  

 

I don't know if get the Food Network up here.  I do get RFD-TV though.  Always some weird stuff on that channel, lemme tell ya.



2006-11-21 10:41 AM
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2006-11-21 12:07 PM
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OK - invited to the Boss's house and charged with stuffing.  they plan on cooking it outside the bird. 

So - to make it moist do I use extra butter and/or more broth?   yummmm.   

I am a fan of real bread cubes from nice breads, fresh herbs, mushrooms, pecans, apple. 

2006-11-21 12:17 PM
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bootygirl - 2006-11-21 11:07 AM

OK - invited to the Boss's house and charged with stuffing.  they plan on cooking it outside the bird. 

So - to make it moist do I use extra butter and/or more broth?   yummmm.   

I am a fan of real bread cubes from nice breads, fresh herbs, mushrooms, pecans, apple. 

Add Oysters!

2006-11-21 4:17 PM
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hangloose - 2006-11-21 7:07 AM

I miss a lot of food, but there's not much I actually feel sad about missing.  Stuffing at Thanksgiving is one of them. 

Why do you have to miss stuffing?  That's so sad!

2006-11-22 3:15 AM
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It's a southern thing.  THey have to be chopped up very fine and not a ton of them......they go in a cornbread type dressing that is not stuffed.  That's stuffing.  I usually make some of both.  How about pie? I make a pumpkin and a sweet potato.  Yummy.

2006-11-22 10:24 AM
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bootygirl - 2006-11-21 1:07 PM

OK - invited to the Boss's house and charged with stuffing. they plan on cooking it outside the bird.

So - to make it moist do I use extra butter and/or more broth? yummmm.

I am a fan of real bread cubes from nice breads, fresh herbs, mushrooms, pecans, apple.



If it's not going in the bird, it's dressing.

I make cornbread dressing/stuffing, but I also use real bread crumbs, etc. for texture and flavor. I don't do anything different with regard to moisture content ... but then again, I've been making it since I was a kid and don't really measure anything. You can always cook the dressing with aluminum foil over it until the last few minutes and then broil the top to make it crispy and brown.
2006-11-22 10:30 AM
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Master
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You can't go wrong adding a little extra butter. Go crazy.
2006-11-22 11:26 AM
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Lara - 2006-11-21 10:41 AM

run4yrlif - 2006-11-21 8:06 AM Sheesh...don't you people watch Alton Brown?

you know i LOVE alton brown...  but there is one day a year i throw caution to the wind and eat my turkey and stuffing the traditional way....



Not sure why but that guy really gets on my nerves....I can watch him for about 2 minutes before I have to turn it off.

Kenny
2006-11-22 3:23 PM
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Is there a technical difference between dressing and stuffing - like and in or out of the turkey distinction?
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