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Commercial breeds are often artificially inseminated. and heritage birds tend to grow slower than common turkeys. they are also more expensive. roughly four to ten times what you would normally pay in a dwroeshry store. that doesn't include shipping if you want find a farm near you. as for what you get for the money, heritage birds tend to have more dark meat and a gamier flavor. some prefer heritage. others, the milder taste of commercial turkeys since that's what we're used to. food as fuel, brought to you by pom wonderful 100% pure pomegranate juice.

Outside. most grocery store turkeys live indoors. heritage breeds mate naturally. commercial breeds are artificially inseminated and heritage birds tend to grow slower than common turkeys which are bred to grow fast. they're also more expensive, roughly four to ten times what you normally pay in a grocery store and that doesn't include shipping if you can't find a farm near you. as for what you get for the money, heritage birds tend to have more dark meat and a more intense, sometimes gamier flavor. some prefer hart annual, others the milder taste of commercial turkeys since that's what we're ...

Way. take the leg off. then separate the drumstick and thigh of the leg. take the full piece of the breast off the turkey, so you can slight it on cutting board. >> dark meat and dive into white meat. jillian: how important is it? >> when you are taking it apart. using top inch of the knife. the rest of it will just cut into the turkey and let more juice come out. the larger knife. >> actually engage in a sword fight right now. >> that's for when you are slicing the breast. the piece of the breast. on the larger turkey you would need a slightly larger knife. >> against the grain and an eighth ...

Rack, we call something, take a big piece of oil, crunch it up, roll it into a coil, makes for easy cleanup, you need vegetable oil, salt and pepper and put it in your oven, the easiest thing you can make. rob: fred asking i forgot to get a roasting pan. how deep does the pan need to be so the drippings don't fall on the side? >> a couple inches. you need a couple inches on the side. if you don't have something, make sure you are going into your oven occasionally and taking the drippings out so you don't have run over problems. jillian: reagan in missouri asks should i carve the entire turkey ...