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Won the lottery

Started by g8rvet, February 27, 2021, 11:30:26 AM

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g8rvet

Okay, not THE lottery, but pretty close. 

Was looking in my standup freezer for the pulled pork I saved back from my last cook to toss in the smoked beans.  While digging around, I found a half a turkey breast from last season!

I totally forgot I had it.  It was my son's bird and we were having folks over on the day he killed his. I had already thawed one side of mine from earlier in the season and he invited over some other folks and made it a party.  We cooked one of his sides that day too and he told me to keep his other side.  I knew mine was gone, but forgot about his! 

Cooking pork for a baby shower today and last night when I said it in front of my daughter she said "You are not cooking that tomorrow are you!".  Her favorite meal is fried wild turkey strips. 

SCORE! 
Psalms 118v24: This is the day which the Lord hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.

Greg Massey

Lucky you, I'm still eating fried turkey from last year.

lunghit

Just yesterday I had half of mine from last season as well. Brined it overnight then cooked it up with sweet and sour sauce, rice and fresh pineapple. My wife and I really enjoyed it. Hope you enjoy yours too.
"There's only so many spring mornings in a man's lifetime"

Tom007

Now you really gave us the urge :turkey2:

Dtrkyman

Completely out of game meat, gonna have to stack up the turks this spring!

RutnNStrutn

Nice!! I used up mine long ago. But the season is almost here!! Fortunately I have a freezer full of venison!!

Sent from deep in the woods where the critters roam.

albrubacker

I still have 2 breast left. But still getting the itch bad!
The addiction will cost you time and money and alienate those close to you. I can give you the names of a dozen addicts — myself included — whose wives begin to get their hackles up a week before turkey season starts and stay mad until a week after it closes.

—Charlie Elliott