it is likely burnt
Turkey feathers.
it depends on when "today" was... if "today" was days and days later after you had bought it on saturday, then your turkey probably rotted! if it was a day later then i'd be bringing it back to the store for a refund and probably not shop there anymore cuz their refrigeration must be bad! oh, and if by "fresh" you mean a turkey farmer just chopped the head of in front of you then eeewww and maybe ask the guy with the ax why the wing is green.
The FDA recommends cooking a turkey to an internal temperature of 165°F (74°C) throughout the bird. This ensures that any harmful bacteria present are killed, reducing the risk of foodborne illness. Use a food thermometer to carefully check the temperature in the thickest parts of the turkey, such as the thigh and the innermost part of the wing.
Black Wing Foundation was created in 2006.
There is no scientific evidence to suggest that the left wing of a chicken is more tender than the right wing. The tenderness of the wing can depend on various factors such as cooking method, cooking time, and the age of the chicken.
Yes, turkey wings can be fed to dogs, but they should be served raw rather than cooked. Cooking can make the bones brittle, increasing the risk of splintering and causing harm to your dog's digestive system. Always supervise your dog while they are eating and consult with your veterinarian before introducing new foods to ensure it's safe for your pet. Additionally, ensure the turkey wing is from a reputable source to avoid any contaminants.
The pop-up button on a Butterball turkey is typically located on the breast of the bird, often near the wing. It is a small, red or yellow plastic indicator that pops up when the turkey has reached the appropriate internal temperature for safe cooking. Always check the turkey with a meat thermometer for accuracy, as the pop-up button may not always be perfectly reliable.
Massive.
Broken Wing
A wing rises when a fan is turned on due to the generation of lift through airflow. The fan creates a stream of air that moves faster over the top surface of the wing compared to the bottom, reducing the pressure above the wing according to Bernoulli's principle. This pressure difference generates lift, allowing the wing to rise. Additionally, the angle of attack may also contribute to increased lift as the airflow interacts with the wing.
it is red and black
you can't get a wing set but on one of the bridges there are shadows. if step on one it might be a wing.