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Use Your Turkey Bones for Soup

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Date: 11/25/2008 Topics: Food Tips & Info > Leftovers | Recipes > Soups > Soup Stocks | Thanksgiving > Turkey Tips  
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Think you've got your turkey pretty well stripped? Think again. After all that turkey tetrazini, turkey hash, turkey salad, etc, try turkey soup.

Toss all the turkey bones into a large pot. Cover the bones with water, add seasonings to taste, and simmer two hours. While the bones are simmering, peel carrots, celery and whatever other veggies you like. Add these to the pot. Cook an additional hour to hour and a half.

If desired, add a half pound of egg noodles near the end of the cooking time. Once the noodles are cooked according to the time specified on the package, remove the bones (carefully, so you don't burn yourself). Your turkey soup is ready to enjoy.

By Lelia Jo from Springfield, OH
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By (Guest Post)
Wouldn't you want to remove the bones before adding the noodles? Sounds much easier to me!

Posted on 12/01/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By hugmehugs (183) Profile Contact
Roast the bones at 325° for about 30 minutes.
Trust me, this does make a difference.

Posted on 11/26/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Simply Joyful (21) Contact
How long and at what temp do you roast the bones... thanks

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By hugmehugs (183) Profile Contact
Roast those turkey bones until they are nice and brown.
Then make your broth.
You will not regret this easy extra step.

Posted on 11/25/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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