Yes, and you are not the first to forget to remove it. As long as the plastic bag did not melt or change shape during the cooking process, the food is good to eat.
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No, a gizzard is not the same thing as a giblet. A gizzard is a specific part of a bird's digestive system that helps grind food, while "giblet" refers to a collection of small organs that may include the gizzard, heart, liver, and neck. Giblets are often used in cooking, particularly in gravies and stuffing. So, while the gizzard is one type of giblet, they are not synonymous.
In lieu of turkey drippings, try chicken broth. I do this every Thanksgiving or any time I wish to make giblet gravy. Canned chicken broth is okay, but boiling a chicken with some onions and salt is better. Here's how I do it: Boil a few chicken thighs for about an hour. Meanwhile, boil an egg. Melt about half a stick of butter in a saucepan. Add about 1/3 cup of flour to the butter and mix well. Slowly add the chicken broth, stirring constantly. I usually add about 1/4 cup at a time. Continue adding broth until your gravy is the right consistency. Grate the boiled egg into the gravy. Take one of the chicken thighs and chop up the meat finely. Use this instead of giblets (tastes better anyway!)
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A turkey. Under the chin its called a Giblet.
No, the gravy bag and the giblet bag are not the same in a Jennie-O turkey. The giblet bag typically contains the turkey's heart, liver, and gizzard, while the gravy bag includes gravy that can be used as a sauce for the cooked turkey. Both bags are usually found inside the turkey cavity, but they serve different purposes.
Yes, liver is a main constituent of giblets so is essential to giblet gravy. I remove the giblets from the bird before putting it in the oven and make a stock with them for making the gravy after the bird is cooked.
the giblets still cook and you can open the bag and eat them
"Giblet" is pronounced as "JIB-lit," with the emphasis on the first syllable. The "g" is soft, akin to a "j" sound, and the second syllable is pronounced quickly. Some regional variations might pronounce it slightly differently, but "JIB-lit" is the most common and widely accepted pronunciation.