Reply to "Turkey Topics --Deboning a whole turkey"

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if you don't like the flat lookwhat might be fun after doing the boning work is to go to epicuruious.com and look up farce or forcemeat recipes or chicken gallotine or ballontine recipes (they are the same except one is poached and the other baked) for some ideas.
get a big old sewing needle and some 100% cotton thread and stuff and sew and voila no bones but it sits up just like it has some.
okie the directions were great!!!!!!!!!
and you are right there is nothing like saying "i can do this myself" when watching the food network

jack

11/3/055:11 PM

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