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Love them chicken 'nards! Stopped at a small town bar with my GF last month and low and behold, they had gizzards on the menu! Had to have some and..................deep fried truck tires is a good description. Gizzards are kinda chewy, but damn, I think I put a years worth of wear on my molars that night! I'm gonna have to try the "pressure cooker then fry" method.


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When I was in school, the lunch ladies would prepare actual chicken a few times a year. Along with what came on our plate, there would be a big roaster pan of hearts and gizzards with a spoon stuck into it. Those of us who knew good food were free to pile our plates with them.


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Good stuff for chicken soup. Hearts, gizzards, and livers.

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I eat hearts livers and gizzards. Good stuff

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I usually buy a pound of gizzards a few times a year. Love them breaded and fried and livers too.
Do stores even sell whole fryer chickens with the neck, gizzard, liver and heart included anymore?.

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Originally Posted by joken2

I usually buy a pound of gizzards a few times a year. Love them breaded and fried and livers too.
Do stores even sell whole fryer chickens with the neck, gizzard, liver and heart included anymore?.




I don't remember buying a chicken in the last 5 years that didn't have all the goodies inside. I usually cook them up for the dogs, though I'll chew on the neck.


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What is an egg yoke?

Two whites walk into a bar..................................................



That cracked me up


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