chicken necks? I saw large bags of these in a country market where

[cheezz]

Good to know....thanks!

 

[maycee]

I agree, Steve. In my family the tail, also called the "Pope's Nose,""was fought over.

 

[marilynfl]

How did you see into my mirror !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[cheezz]

Whew! Oh good...I though she was talking about me

 

[heather_in_sf]

My grandpa called those the Pope's nose - as an adult it's horrifying but as a kid that was funny!

it was his favorite part of the turkey - he used to always say, "Sis, save the part that went over the fence last for me."

 

[curious1]

Yes, I've been whining about that ever since I moved here.

 

[dawn_mo]

I always thought they were saying the poke's nose. Go figure.

 

[lana-in-fl]

We eat them!

I roast the single necks that come with the chicken. Yum. DH and DD enjoy chicken feet cooked in soup. In South Africa, chicken heads and feet are sold in packs called 'walkie-talkies'.

 

[joe]

I've never nibbled a walkie talkie either! I started in this thread feeling reckless and daring

and now I feel like I haven't lived at all.

 

[steve2-in-la]

You'd enjoy walkie-talkies, Joe. "Many parts ARE edible!" Maybe add a little dijon.