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[chrystaltree]

I just cut all the meat off of it, save what I want for sandwiches for a day or two and toss it all out.   We enjoyed it, it's done.

[shortbreadlover]

thank you.  it is the same one that i looked at.  i give my dogs turkey but a small amount each day.  they have grownup on people food so they are used to it.

[ShowMe]

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@Mary Bailey wrote:

Turkey soup!

Just like with ham. (this year BIL took the ham bone)

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@Mary Bailey.....oh my, someone is going to be making some mighty good ham and beans.....can taste it already.  My kind of food....

[Mary Bailey]

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@ShowMe wrote:

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@Mary Bailey wrote:

Turkey soup!

Just like with ham. (this year BIL took the ham bone)

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@Mary Bailey.....oh my, someone is going to be making some mighty good ham and beans.....can taste it already.  My kind of food....

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Absolutely!  I still have 3 qts in the deep freeze from the last ham (Easter)

[ALRATIBA]

Our apt complex has a good recycling and compost program.  I drop all food stuff in the compost can.  They are collected daily.

[sunala]

One Thanksgiving my mother made a turkey and offered me the carcass to take home and make soup. No way, I said, but thanks. She insisted I take it and try it. She said what's the worst thing that could happen? I'd be out a few carrots, celery stalks and an onion.

I made the most delicious soup the next day, I could hardly believe it. After I removed all the bones and whatever didn't look appetizing, we ate the soup with matzoh balls and noodles. OMG it was soooooooo good. Probably the best soup I ever made.

Thanks, dear mommy, for teaching me so many things about turkey soup... and life.