The only thing that I would suggest is that you add some type of fat back to the turkey necks so that they don't dry out (i.e. bacon grease, butter, or oil)! They also have Better Than Bouillon in the Turkey flavor! Are you going to add a gravy to the neckbones? At almost the end of the cooking make up a slurry with flour, corn starch, or your roux powder with water pour it in around the rim of your pan and try to mix everything all up together and let in cook a little bit longer maybe 30 minutes without a cover and should crisp up like you want it and you'll still have a little gravy for rice or potatoes! Hope this helps! My mother cooked baked turkey parts and rice all the time when we were growing up! 🤔🤨🧐😉😋✌️❤🙏
Hi! That's exactly what I did. I sometimes use the dried flour roux, too. Thanks for the tip to add a little oil. A little won't hurt, right? I appreciate your input. I hardly EVER cook these, but they were actually Good! I'll use your suggestion next time. MUCH Love!
Hello! I LOVE all of my meats cooked in the oven. It gives it a low and slow flavor! It was really good. I don't fix it often, but this was really good! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! I appreciate it! MUCH Love!
Hi! Yes! I have found that if you soak it in vinegars and rub them with lemon, it will remove that slimy texture off. I hardly eve cook turkey necks, but it is healthy meat. Thanks so much for watching and commenting! MUCH Love!
Hi! I rarely cooked them, but wanted to eat something besides chicken, pork and fish. They were really good, too! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! MUCH Love!
My grandmother used to say the fat is the seasoning to leave it on makes a good gravy 😊😅 ❤I know one thing the house smells heavenly you forgot the celery
Hi! I hardly ever use celery unless I'm making chicken salad, cornbread dressing. It seems that celery waters the dish down, if that makes sense. Thanks so much for watching and commenting! I rarely cook turkey necks, but these were actually very tasty. MUCH Love!
WELCOME!!! Turkey necks are something that I haven't cooked very much, but, I just cooked them the same as neck bones They were actually good, too! Thanks you SO much for your support! I appreciate you! MUCH Love!
Hi! Thanks! I need to buy another pair. EVERY time I buy a pair, they end up missing. I don't cook turkey wings very often, but they were GOOD! I appreciate you watching and commenting! MUCH Love!
Have you tried the slow cooker? My male friend swears by it. I normally cook it on the stove. I came across your video because I am cooking the smoked one for the first time since they didn't have regular necks in the store. I adore your personality. Thank you!
Hi! I don't cook turkey necks often. But, I am going to try them in the slow cooker. We were cooking gumbo in the kitchen at church. One of our members bought some smoked turkey necks to add to it. That flavor set that gumbo OFF! It's ALL love over here. Thanks for your kind words! MUCH Love!
Hi! Yes, I ONLY have nuts and fruit OR nuts and a fruit smoothie. I JUST looked at some turkey wings in Albertson's today. If seasoned right, they are GOOD! Thanks SO much for watching and commented! MUCH Love!!
I'm so happy I found your channel! This looks delicious and you seem to be SUCH a sweet person! After watching this video, I scanned thru your others and can't WAIT to watch/try some of your other recipes! #NewSubscriber
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Hey Sis! I've NEVER had them barbecued. Do you but them in the oven and bake them first! I want to try them your way. Thanks for the idea. I know my brother-in law barbequed neck bones before. He said that they are good! Thanks SO much for continued support! MUCH Love!
@@mannysmom I cook them in the oven for 35 mins turn down the temp. To 300 and put the bar b cue on them and bake them till tender. They so yummy I suck the bones naked lol.
Hi! I cooked them almost 2 hours, just until they were fork tender. I recentlty cooked these on my stovetop for about 2 1/2 hours and they were really good. Thanks so much for watching and commenting! MUCH Love!
Yes, it does. I just like my meat dried out, lke the skin roasted. That's the reason that I prefer to put mine in the oven. Thanks so much for watching and commenting! MUCH Love!
You're Welcome, Sis! It was simple and good. Turkey necks is something that I don't cook often. But, this came out good. Thanks SO much for watching AND commenting! I appreciate your support! MUCH Love!
Hi! I don't cook turkey necks very often. But, this recipe was good. I Hope that you enjoy them. Thanks for watching and commenting! MUCH Love! Happy Holidays!
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Love it Yes treat ppl the way you want someone to treat your own babies Bless you and your family.
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Thanks for uplifting words. Will try baking my turkey necks today.
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Thanks for sharing. This is my first time watching your video. Good job.
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The only thing that I would suggest is that you add some type of fat back to the turkey necks so that they don't dry out (i.e. bacon grease, butter, or oil)! They also have Better Than Bouillon in the Turkey flavor! Are you going to add a gravy to the neckbones? At almost the end of the cooking make up a slurry with flour, corn starch, or your roux powder with water pour it in around the rim of your pan and try to mix everything all up together and let in cook a little bit longer maybe 30 minutes without a cover and should crisp up like you want it and you'll still have a little gravy for rice or potatoes! Hope this helps! My mother cooked baked turkey parts and rice all the time when we were growing up! 🤔🤨🧐😉😋✌️❤🙏
Hi! That's exactly what I did. I sometimes use the dried flour roux, too. Thanks for the tip to add a little oil. A little won't hurt, right? I appreciate your input. I hardly EVER cook these, but they were actually Good! I'll use your suggestion next time. MUCH Love!
Which did you like better? In the oven or on the stove? Looks delicious
Hello! I LOVE all of my meats cooked in the oven. It gives it a low and slow flavor! It was really good. I don't fix it often, but this was really good! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! I appreciate it! MUCH Love!
Yes i love a little dry texture on my baked turkey wings & necks, most people dislike turkey wings because that thick skin be slimy😅😅
Hi! Yes! I have found that if you soak it in vinegars and rub them with lemon, it will remove that slimy texture off. I hardly eve cook turkey necks, but it is healthy meat. Thanks so much for watching and commenting! MUCH Love!
You’re so courteous and polite. Thanks for sharing…
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Thanks for sharing. I have never cooked Turkey necks…
Hi! I rarely cooked them, but wanted to eat something besides chicken, pork and fish. They were really good, too! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! MUCH Love!
Love this lady!!!! God bless you!!!
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Thanks
You are welcome! It's not something that I cook all of the time, but it was actually GOOD! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! MUCH Love~
I absolutely clean my turkey necks and cut off any extra fat. I clean and cook them like my granny.
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My grandmother used to say the fat is the seasoning to leave it on makes a good gravy 😊😅 ❤I know one thing the house smells heavenly you forgot the celery
Hi! I hardly ever use celery unless I'm making chicken salad, cornbread dressing. It seems that celery waters the dish down, if that makes sense. Thanks so much for watching and commenting! I rarely cook turkey necks, but these were actually very tasty. MUCH Love!
You are doing the right thing, clean those necks. Turkey is the way to go. Also , try them with tomatoes
Hi! Yes, the last time that I made turkey wings, they were so good! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! MUCH Love!
I’m always looking for a good turkey neck recipe!! Found you looking for a baked one. Will follow up with my results. New subscriber here!!!!!
WELCOME!!! Turkey necks are something that I haven't cooked very much, but, I just cooked them the same as neck bones They were actually good, too! Thanks you SO much for your support! I appreciate you! MUCH Love!
Try cooking them with tomatoes. Just add tomatoes with all your ingredients.
Kitchen shears are better for removing excess skin from any poultry. Anyways, finally a baked version!
Hi! Thanks! I need to buy another pair. EVERY time I buy a pair, they end up missing. I don't cook turkey wings very often, but they were GOOD! I appreciate you watching and commenting! MUCH Love!
Have you tried the slow cooker? My male friend swears by it. I normally cook it on the stove. I came across your video because I am cooking the smoked one for the first time since they didn't have regular necks in the store. I adore your personality. Thank you!
Hi! I don't cook turkey necks often. But, I am going to try them in the slow cooker. We were cooking gumbo in the kitchen at church. One of our members bought some smoked turkey necks to add to it. That flavor set that gumbo OFF!
It's ALL love over here. Thanks for your kind words! MUCH Love!
Had a apple and nuts for breakfast too😊. I'm happy you posted this brought some and I never made them before. Been craving these and turkey wings.
Hi! Yes, I ONLY have nuts and fruit OR nuts and a fruit smoothie. I JUST looked at some turkey wings in Albertson's today. If seasoned right, they are GOOD! Thanks SO much for watching and commented! MUCH Love!!
Thank you for sharing 💯♥️
Hello! You are so welcome! Although I don't cook turkey necks often, these were good. Thanks SO much for watching and commenting! MUCH Love!
Looks Good
Hi! Thanks! I don't cook turkey necks often. But, they were good and flavorful. Thanks SO much for watching and commenting! MUCH Love!
I'm so happy I found your channel! This looks delicious and you seem to be SUCH a sweet person! After watching this video, I scanned thru your others and can't WAIT to watch/try some of your other recipes! #NewSubscriber
Welcome!! It's ALL love over here. Feel free to give suggestions, share your way of cooking and asking any questions that you may have. Thanks SO much for joining the stars! MUCH Love!
I would clean them too. I love bar b cue turkey necks.
Hey Sis! I've NEVER had them barbecued. Do you but them in the oven and bake them first! I want to try them your way. Thanks for the idea. I know my brother-in law barbequed neck bones before. He said that they are good! Thanks SO much for continued support! MUCH Love!
@@mannysmom I cook them in the oven for 35 mins turn down the temp. To 300 and put the bar b cue on them and bake them till tender. They so yummy I suck the bones naked lol.
How long did you leave in oven
Hi! I cooked them almost 2 hours, just until they were fork tender. I recentlty cooked these on my stovetop for about 2 1/2 hours and they were really good.
Thanks so much for watching and commenting! MUCH Love!
Thanks
Hey I want to try making these today. How long did you cook them for, What degrees and did you cook it covered or uncovered?
Hello! I cooked them on 350 for about two hours covered. Thanks SO muh for watching and commenting! MUCH Love!
I like some baked food's but I also like using my slow cooker, either way the meat falls right off the bone.
Yes, it does. I just like my meat dried out, lke the skin roasted. That's the reason that I prefer to put mine in the oven. Thanks so much for watching and commenting! MUCH Love!
"THANKS FOR THE VIDEO , I CAN MAKE TURKEY NECKS FOR FAMILY USING YOUR RECIPE" !!!!
You're Welcome, Sis! It was simple and good. Turkey necks is something that I don't cook often. But, this came out good. Thanks SO much for watching AND commenting! I appreciate your support! MUCH Love!
I cut the extra skin off , wash them & boil it on top of the stove like neckbones & put rice in them , I've never baked them !
A must try recipe.💖💖👍💖💖🍀💖😋🥗🥑🥒🍚🥧💖😊💖👏
Hi! I don't cook turkey necks very often. But, this recipe was good. I Hope that you enjoy them. Thanks for watching and commenting! MUCH Love! Happy Holidays!
Over talking
Hi! I DO end ramble too much. If I get on your nerves with all of the rambling, just log off. I understand. Thanks for watching and commenting, though! I appreciate you! MUCH Love!