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Posted By: 10Glocks Pluck or skin? - 01/07/22
Most of the time my birds end up as part of a pot pie, stew or caserole. So I skin. It's easier to get shot out, too.

You? Pluck or skin?
Posted By: pullit Re: Pluck or skin? - 01/07/22
I just breast them out
Posted By: 10Glocks Re: Pluck or skin? - 01/07/22
You don't take the thighs or legs? You take the gibblets?
Posted By: humdinger Re: Pluck or skin? - 01/07/22
plucked once or twice when my FIL was showing me how to turkey hunt.

Just breast, but i do keep the legs and thighs.
Posted By: pullit Re: Pluck or skin? - 01/07/22
thighs and legs are ok if cooked in a pressure cooker. There is not a lot of meat on them. Some people think all turkeys have a Butter Ball stamp on them.
Posted By: roverboy Re: Pluck or skin? - 01/07/22
I breast out most of them. But, have skinned several too.
Posted By: Sasha_and_Abby Re: Pluck or skin? - 01/08/22
Fillet out the white meat and cut off the running gear and put them in a Instapot for 54 min...
Posted By: basdjs Re: Pluck or skin? - 01/08/22
I just breast them out too.
Posted By: Dillonbuck Re: Pluck or skin? - 01/08/22
Skin.

Can't just pitch the rest, there is always a soup option.
Posted By: Bclark Re: Pluck or skin? - 01/08/22
Plucked one. Never again. Usually just breast out and remove thighs. This year going to skin, remove as much meat as I can and then make bone broth from the carcass.
Posted By: Region6 Re: Pluck or skin? - 01/08/22
I’ve done both. Most of the time I skin them. I used to pluck them for the deep fryer and found it wasn’t needed. The hot oil seals them up just fine skinned or plucked.
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