Comments on: Where To Buy Turkey in Los Angeles http://www.foodwoolf.com/2009/11/where-to-buy-turkey-in-los-angeles.html Service expert, customer service training, restaurant insights Mon, 06 Feb 2012 21:19:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Lucy Lean http://www.foodwoolf.com/2009/11/where-to-buy-turkey-in-los-angeles.html#comment-751 Lucy Lean Tue, 24 Nov 2009 23:42:22 +0000 http://foodwoolf.com/?p=772#comment-751 I'm camping outside Joan's on Third to get a deconstructed turkey tomorrow morning - because like you I have not placed an order - perhaps wishful thinking since I don't like turkey and want pizza! Is Mozza closed Turkey Day? I’m camping outside Joan’s on Third to get a deconstructed turkey tomorrow morning – because like you I have not placed an order – perhaps wishful thinking since I don’t like turkey and want pizza! Is Mozza closed Turkey Day?

]]> By: Billy Criswell http://www.foodwoolf.com/2009/11/where-to-buy-turkey-in-los-angeles.html#comment-750 Billy Criswell Thu, 19 Nov 2009 22:20:12 +0000 http://foodwoolf.com/?p=772#comment-750 Thank you so much for including a list of alternative turkey (& chicken) farms that are local and keep their birds truly free range. I just discovered Healthy Family Farms, and we've ordered our first turkey from them for this year's holiday. You can also go there and actually pick out your own eggs if you'd like, or just get them at the Hollywood farmers market as you mentioned. Love your blog! Thank you so much for including a list of alternative turkey (& chicken) farms that are local and keep their birds truly free range.

I just discovered Healthy Family Farms, and we’ve ordered our first turkey from them for this year’s holiday. You can also go there and actually pick out your own eggs if you’d like, or just get them at the Hollywood farmers market as you mentioned.

Love your blog!

]]> By: Clare http://www.foodwoolf.com/2009/11/where-to-buy-turkey-in-los-angeles.html#comment-749 Clare Thu, 19 Nov 2009 20:45:29 +0000 http://foodwoolf.com/?p=772#comment-749 Great resource!! I just reserved my fresh, free-range, veg/soy-fed Diestel Farms turkey from How's Market in San Marino today. They are $2.69 per pound but if you spend at least $30 on groceries you get it for $1.69 a pound, so I plan to buy most of my other Thanksgiving ingredients there. They still have a lot left to be reserved for next week! Great resource!! I just reserved my fresh, free-range, veg/soy-fed Diestel Farms turkey from How’s Market in San Marino today. They are $2.69 per pound but if you spend at least $30 on groceries you get it for $1.69 a pound, so I plan to buy most of my other Thanksgiving ingredients there. They still have a lot left to be reserved for next week!

]]> By: Food Woolf http://www.foodwoolf.com/2009/11/where-to-buy-turkey-in-los-angeles.html#comment-748 Food Woolf Thu, 19 Nov 2009 18:40:34 +0000 http://foodwoolf.com/?p=772#comment-748 Weeks ago? I'm impressed. Next year I'll get my act together and call Mr. Gus early style. Wanna email me to remind me? :) Weeks ago? I’m impressed. Next year I’ll get my act together and call Mr. Gus early style. Wanna email me to remind me? :)

]]> By: Kate @ Savour Fare http://www.foodwoolf.com/2009/11/where-to-buy-turkey-in-los-angeles.html#comment-747 Kate @ Savour Fare Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:55:47 +0000 http://foodwoolf.com/?p=772#comment-747 I love the Farmer's Market, and often forget about it as a great resource, but it really is -- particularly around the holidays. I have to say though, I made a Pavilions house brand (I think it's Manor House) frozen turkey last week (would probably not attempt it for the day itself, but we're not hosting Tgiving this year, and I wanted to post about dry brining) and it was darn tasty (probably thanks to the dry brining). We've been enjoying turkey sandwiches all week, and husband said it's one of the best turkeys he ever had. (to be fair, MIL can't cook, but family orders a fancy turkey each year, I think usually from Bristol Farms). I love the Farmer’s Market, and often forget about it as a great resource, but it really is — particularly around the holidays.

I have to say though, I made a Pavilions house brand (I think it’s Manor House) frozen turkey last week (would probably not attempt it for the day itself, but we’re not hosting Tgiving this year, and I wanted to post about dry brining) and it was darn tasty (probably thanks to the dry brining). We’ve been enjoying turkey sandwiches all week, and husband said it’s one of the best turkeys he ever had. (to be fair, MIL can’t cook, but family orders a fancy turkey each year, I think usually from Bristol Farms).

]]> By: SippitySup http://www.foodwoolf.com/2009/11/where-to-buy-turkey-in-los-angeles.html#comment-746 SippitySup Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:29:50 +0000 http://foodwoolf.com/?p=772#comment-746 I got my order in with Harvey Gus weeks ago. But fortunately this list you present looks like there are plenty of good gobblers still to be had! GREG I got my order in with Harvey Gus weeks ago. But fortunately this list you present looks like there are plenty of good gobblers still to be had! GREG

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