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I eat turkey legs about as often as I eat corny dogs, and they both happen at my annual visit to the State Fair of Texas. Sure, I might take a nibble from the Thanksgiving turkey leg, but my ...

Funnel cakes and chicken on a stick get lots of love, but if you were to name one signature festival food, it would be hard to beat a giant smoked turkey leg. It’s a meal fit for a king, and the ...

Few things scream “special occasion” like a properly cooked roast turkey. From its eye-popping bronze finish to its large, impressive size, a roast turkey is sure to turn heads like Duane “The Rock” ...

Peel the squash and dice. Season the thighs with salt and pepper. Heat up the oil in a dutch oven until lightly smoking. Sear the turkey thighs for about 3 minutes on each side until it is lightly ...

Smoked turkey will be salty and on the dry side. Cook it in something with sauce or juice. Put it in a crock pot with some BBQ sauce on it, over a sliced onion. Or make a stew or a soup. Lentils or ...