Super Tender Smothered Turkey Necks | Comfort Food | Chef AldenB


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In the south anything can be smothered in a brown gravy and put over rice! It’s the perfect type of meal to feed a hungry appetite!

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  1. @lonnieadams7841
    @lonnieadams7841 says:

    Let me just say, "My Brother, C'est si bon!!!"
    Chef Alden, I'm from the Wank, the bestbank…lol. I spent many days on a chair or stepstool in my grandma's kitchen stirring something or other. I also own about 40 vintage Cajun & Creole cookbooks. All the River Roads, all 3 Tony's books and his seasoning blend recipe is in there, both Paul Naquin's, Entergy's, & even Ralph & Cuckoo's. But every now & then I like to jump on YouTube and try some recipes.
    I had some uncooked turkey necks left over from when I boiled some the other day, and wanted to smother them.
    That's when I landed on your recipe. Other than changing the butter to bacon grease and using Benoit's instead of Tony's, I followed it almost exactly. Your chocolate brown roux was a little on the "Cafe au Lait" side for me, I had to make the Cajun dark chocolate colored roux.
    Not sure if'n you're still in NOLA or where you get our necks if you are, but Chicken Mart on St. Claude & Mike's Meat Market on WB Expwy in Marrero, always run turkey neck by the case specials.

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  2. @opalivy739
    @opalivy739 says:

    This recipe is fire πŸ”₯πŸ”₯πŸ”₯. Once you make this turkey neck recipe you may become addicted to eating turkey necks cooked this way. This man knows what he's doing!! πŸ‘πŸΎπŸ‘πŸΎπŸ‘πŸΎ

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  3. @kayanab5188
    @kayanab5188 says:

    I’m from Va and so many people in other places don’t really know abt cooking them fresh necks.. it normally be the smoked ones but mane them Turkey necks be Goodt

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  4. @user-gn5vq8pe9n
    @user-gn5vq8pe9n says:

    The Trinity is really originated in Louisiana cooking . I feel you bro but since I'm a Creole give Louisiana there props. There a difference in Louisiana cooking and the rest of the south. The rest of the south usually just uses belly peppers and onion no celery

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