What's that bag of stuff (not the neck) inside the turkey that you buy at the grocery store?!
Answers: Do people eat that? If you're supposed to take it out and throw it away, why do they put the bag of stuff in there? Someone out there must use it in a recipe... right? What is it?! Lol
The bag is a giblet bag. Many people cook the giblets and then chop it up and mix it in with the stuffing. It is usually the heart, liver and gizzard. If you don't want these things, I usually place them in a Ziploc bag so they don't smell and throw them away.
its the liver and gizzards. alot of people use them in their stuffing, I boil mine and give it to the cats but use the water to moisten my stuffing
Turkey gizzard, fat, liver. People use it to make stock for gravy.
gizzards and stuff- alot of old people in my family fry it up and eat it
The turkey liver, gizzards, and heart. A lot of people either boil them to feed their pets (dogs, cats, etc.) or use them as flavor enhancers for their gravy or stuffing.
Gizzard, liver and heart. I boil them in water and add the liquid to pan drippings for gravy. The gizzard is a bit tough to eat, but the heart and liver are great with melted butter.
All The giblet's! Heart,liver,and gizzard. People fry them up and eat them whole or use the drippings for gravy and stuffing.
Giblets ie: Heart, Gizzard and liver and sometimes the neck.
Oh yes you eat it. Damn best parts of the Turkey. You put them all cutup and put it into the gravy. mmmmmtasty!!!
Liver and gizzard. It is sometimes used for stuffing. Some cooks use the gizzard for soups and to flavor stocks. Turkey liver could be used for any recipe calling for any kind of liver. Mashed liver could also be added to stews and pot roasts in the last 15 minutes of cooking time, to thicken and flavor the gravy.