Giblets sm
Posted By: me2 on 2007-11-23
In Reply to: It's still edible if you leave the giblets in - confused
I have to say the giblets were inside in a plastic bag, along with the neck, which I believe are edible, but the plastic makes it kind of a "no-no". I do hear many stories of ruined turkeys without the giblets being removed, so I guess it's that darned bag! We usually get up in the middle of the night and put the turkey in, so I guess the bag sure would melt all over the place. I never do that nasty deed, that's my husband's job to "get in there" and then wash the bird out and salt it. I know he used to microwave the giblets for the dog as his special treat on turkey day, so I guess they are kind of tasty. I use gravy in a jar myself, shhh, don't tell.
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It's still edible if you leave the giblets in
as long as they weren't in a plastic bag that melted all over the inside of the bird. Why do people think it's not OK? We cook the giblets to make giblet gravy, so what's the difference?
http://www.fsis.usda.gov/Fact_Sheets/Hock_Locks_and_Other_Accoutrements/index.asp
most stuffing has some kind of chicken giblets or something..
gross gross gross gross
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