Turkeys

A) Steam it in a steamer until it's warm all through.

B) Warm it (covered/in foil) in the oven at 350° until it's as warm as you require.

C) Place it on the BBQ grill; don't burn it.

D) Nuke it in a microwave on 'high' for 60 seconds to 2 minutes; longer if needed.

E) Place it covered/in foil in the focus of a solar cooker.

F) Place it securely on a long stick and warm it over an open fire fueled by organic matter.

When you break the wishbone, the person who has the larger half is the lucky one.

Both turkey and chicken contain creatine. This is a natural substance used found in muscles which aids in muscle recovery.

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A bird's wattle is usually red.

A wattle can be a tree with green leaves and gold or yellow flowers.

Wattle can also consist of thing branches or twigs woven together to be put in the wall of a building and covered with mud called daub. This was used in the Middle Ages.

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I believe it is impossible for a chicken and a turkey to mate together due to the difference in size. Being different species, it is also unlikely that they would have any inclination to mate together.

Only male turkeys gobble and female turkeys are smaller

Indians eat vultures

Yes

If you mean "meat" you'll get sick, and in severe cases, there's a good chance you'll die. Don't risk it

It is called "the popes nose", the same applies to chickens and I suppose similar poultry. I have never heard it referred to as the poks nose and neither has my spell check.

Turkish Republic has only one capital city, and its Ankara, never been changed, and never going to change.

Turkey is related to Thanksgiving because when Pilgrims were around turkeys came and they killed turkeys so today that generation was pasted down to us so that's why we have Turkey today.

The country Turkey is spelled as "Türkiye" in Turkey.

We do not wash the brine off the turkey before putting it in our smoker. We soak the bird in the brine for 2 full days, take it out of the brine, and put it in the smoker. Perfection every time!

TR is the internet Country abbreviation for the country of Turkey per website:

http://www.crayne.com/country.html

Put it in cold water for 14 hrs that should do it. Just make sure u change the water every 30 min

The bird we today call a turkey is native to America. Yet, how did it become associated with the country of Turkey?

The answer is that the American wildfowl is not the only bird called a turkey. That, since 1552, is also a name for the guinea-fowl. That bird, native to Africa, was brought to Europe via Turkey. When Europeans arrived in America, they noticed similarities between the guinea-fowl and the American bird and called the latter turkey. So, the name is from the country although the bird is in no way associated with it.

Theatrical use of turkey to mean a flop dates to 1927. General disparaging use dates to 1951. Exactly why the word was first used to refer disparagingly to a person is uncertain, but it is probably because of the bird's fabled low intelligence.

Turkey has 1 capital

Yes.

We have a 6 acre property and decided last year to leave a 2 acre portion unmowed for most of the summer. By summer, we had flocks of turkeys frequenting that portion of the yard. We live in southeastern Pennsylvania. I believe they preferred the extra cover and weeds to eat. Good luck! They use their laser beams then turn your cattle into mutant zombies! simpatico!

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Baby Turkeys are called Poults...apparently Baby turkeys are called poults- short for poultry.