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Note
from Cheri:
Turkey has a long and
rich history in America. It was very likely that turkey was served at the Pilgrim's
original feast, and Americans haven't looked back since, making it the most popular
culinary centerpiece of the holiday. Benjamin Franklin even thought the
Turkey, and not the Eagle, should be America's National Bird. Turkey is
a smart choice when you need to feed crowd, especially if you don't have a lot
of money. A year round bargain, grocery stores practically give turkeys away during
the holidays. In fact, some stores actually do GIVE away FREE turkeys when you
buy a designated amount of other groceries. Chances are you'll need to buy other
ingredients, so getting a free, or nearly free turkey is easy. Check the offers
at various markets in your area. Of course, if budget allows, a fresh, all-natural
turkey will yield the ultimate results. You can order these through a local natural
foods market. There is virtually no difference, taste-wise, between a Hen
and a Tom turkey. Holiday
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