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Turkey Soup.

Onion (2), Celery Stalk (1), Carrot (3), Bay leaves (3-4), Water (1.5 gallons), Turkey Carcass (1), Crushed Tomatoes (28 oz), Tomato Sauce (14 oz), Egg Noodles (1 lb), Kosher Salt (Dash), Black Pepper (Dash).

Cut onion, celery, and carrots in half and make broth by bringing to boil with turkey and bay leaves. Reduce to simmer for 2 hours. Remove vegetables and turkey. Add crushed tomatoes, tomato sauce, salt & pepper. Return to boil. Add noodles. Cook as directed in broth.

Turkey Bones Soup

Okay, okay, this is not gorgeous food.

But trust me, this is good soup. Good for the taste buds, good for the soul. And it’s a useful, delicious way to use the Thanksgiving turkey carcass.

Think of this as a special ugly duckling. I mean turkey.

TURKEY BONES SOUP

turkey carcass, bones, etc, scraps

2 carrots, peeled and sliced 1-inch thick

2 stalks celery, peeled, leaves included if available, and sliced 1-inch thick

1 medium onion, sliced

1 parsnip, peeled and sliced 1-inch thick

1 28-ounce can tomatoes plus the liquid

10 cups water

salt and pepper

2-3 tablespoons chopped fresh dill

1 cup short macaroni such as elbows

1 cup frozen peas

Place the turkey pieces, carrots, celery, onion, parsnip and tomatoes in a soup pot. Cover with the water, add salt, pepper and dill and bring the liquid to a boil over high heat. Lower the heat. and simmer for 3-1/2 hours. Add the macaroni and peas and cook for another 15 minutes.

Makes 8-10 servings

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The Reasons Why Turkey Bones Are Bad For Your Dog

The cooked bones in your turkey are more brittle and breakable, so the parts your dog chews could potentially splinter and puncture his digestive tract, veterinarian Dr. Marty Becker writes for the website Vetstreet.com. These sharp […]

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Random bony post time! (since my ability to draw is really slow thanks to some surgery recovery orz). Some vertebrae bones... From my Thanksgiving dinner lol! These are some turkey vertebrae bones that I saved from the turkey neck I cooked on Thanksgiving. Normally, I don’t think of food debris bones as hobby items, since... I mean, it’s food. But after seeing pics of how neat turkey neckbones look (and seeing someone trying to sell some on ebay for like $20), my lil cheap self decided to see if I could salvage my dinner bones XD And I’m actually quite glad I tried it (since my turkey neck was boiled with some veggies anyway, I’m assuming the damage was minimal at best). These bones would be great for some costume crafting, so I may try to come up with something for them. And I suppose I should add, after removing the meat, soaking them in soap water for a while, then in peroxide for a while, they don’t smell like any seasonings or food. Just plain ol’ clean bony bones :)

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