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11-17-2016, 11:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Kassaundra
Here are the names I have for the PP pattern, let me know if I'm missing anyone. Museandsew Sewbiz, Terri, Libster, GramE, Jaba.
11-17-2016, 11:34 AM
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[QUOTE=GramE;7700945]We don't have turkey as often as you do,TravelingGramma but when we do, I put everything (bones, skin, juice) in a pot & boil it then make turkey & noodles! We have ham usually, DH is not a turkey fan. We are eating ham at DD house this year.
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[QUOTE=travelinggramma;7701206]
After I cook the meat off the bones for soup, I freeze the bones until I have a batch and it is cold out, then I pressure cook them blend them to a slurry, mix w/ cheap white bread (their favorite) and feed them back to the chickens for the calcium and minerals.
Originally Posted by GramE
We don't have turkey as often as you do,TravelingGramma but when we do, I put everything (bones, skin, juice) in a pot & boil it then make turkey & noodles! We have ham usually, DH is not a turkey fan. We are eating ham at DD house this year.
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[QUOTE=Kassaundra;7701241]
After I cook the meat off the bones for soup, I freeze the bones until I have a batch and it is cold out, then I pressure cook them blend them to a slurry, mix w/ cheap white bread (their favorite) and feed them back to the chickens for the calcium and minerals.
Do I have your address, Kass? Wonder what you would write on the outside of the box when mailing turkey/chicken bones? 
Just a thought!
Originally Posted by travelinggramma
After I cook the meat off the bones for soup, I freeze the bones until I have a batch and it is cold out, then I pressure cook them blend them to a slurry, mix w/ cheap white bread (their favorite) and feed them back to the chickens for the calcium and minerals.
Just a thought!
Last edited by GramE; 11-17-2016 at 02:21 PM.
11-17-2016, 04:56 PM
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I would love a copy of the ribbon tute, too, Kassaundra!
and for your viewing pleasure, Tic Tac Toe for you, Libster. I tried to find a pattern that would use as much as possible of your fabric. This one was easier to make than I expected.
and for your viewing pleasure, Tic Tac Toe for you, Libster. I tried to find a pattern that would use as much as possible of your fabric. This one was easier to make than I expected.
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