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Many people have asked, where did turkey get its white feather? The answer is both simple and multi-layered. We are told that the turkey is related to our domesticated white birds called crows and weans. Crows have long beaks, which are perfect for picking up food in the wild. And white feathers are just what turkey parents need to keep their baby turkeys safe from predators.
Some people wonder why wild turkeys have longer beaks than domestic turkeys. The reason they have longer beaks is because wild turkeys are herbivores, which means they eat meat. Although they can eat some plant matter as well, they primarily need meat for energy. If a turkey were not an herbivore, it would starve to death, because no plant would provide the necessary nutrients for it to grow. Thus, the beak.
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Turkey meat can be used in a variety of recipes. A common turkey recipe uses wild game for turkey gravy. Wild game is typically moist, and the juices add a lot of flavor to the turkey gravy. Turkey breast is also used in many recipes. Turkey breast has a lot of different benefits for the health of the turkey, and it has some medicinal properties as well.
Historically, the wild turkeys were raised on farms. However, during the 1860’s the turkeys were introduced to the United States, and they quickly became popular. At that time, the United States had a serious beefing up problem, and the supply of turkey meat was one of the reasons for the beefing up of the US Department of Agriculture.
Commercial turkey production was started. At that point, turkey bacon was also produced and marketed by the dozens. Turkey bacon was used as a food that went along with southern meals. This is why turkey bacon is so common in cornbread and even southern cuisine! Turkey bacon was a big hit when commercial production of turkey products began.
The wild turkeys are usually killed through methods such as poisoning, hanging, or catching them in nets. The picture of a turkey with its stomach dropped to the ground by a fatal shot sounds pretty graphic, but the fact of the matter is that many farmers would prefer to use a slow, humane, and effective means of removing turkeys from their land. The turkey’s natural instinct to live in burrows or underbrush is overridden by the need to produce turkey products. No amount of screaming or entreating will convince the turkey to leave that place. In this way, farmers do not lose the turkey; they simply keep it from doing harm. They use a slow and humane means of euthanasia to make sure that the turkey does not suffer too much as it dies of natural causes.
After the turkey’s feet have been amputated, its eyes, ears, talons, claws, guts, and all other parts of its body can be sold for food. Before being used for human consumption, these parts are soaked in acid to remove the blood and the smell that comes with it. Then these poults are ready to go! Most turkey meat used in United States is white breasted, which gives it a unique flavor and texture. White breasted turkeys are also raised for their meat instead of being fed as veal, which is also unnecessary, as they grow larger than veal at maturity.
