Turkey Inards on Long Island

[scunge]

Where can I get just the Innards ,or just tails and necks separate from the whole bird.

[synergy]

Why don't you google to find a list of poultry farms on LI. I'm sure you can get them there. Zorn's is one, but I know there are others.

[Scott_R]

Zorns isn't a poultry farm (or, at least, it isn't any more); they contract with farms. I don't know where they are located.

Try calling Makinajian; I'm not sure if they have turkey, though:
http://www.angelfire.com/ny3/organicg...

Otherwise, Miloski's is probably the best bet, though a local butcher might have them.

[Scott_R]

To be clearer: I should have written "...where those farms are located."

[coll]

Pennsylvania somewhere. I was wondering why you didn't know where Zorns was ;-)

There used to be a little poultry farm in Holtsville or Holbrook, at the intersection of Patchogue/Holbrook Rd and Union Ave, an Italian name that I can't recall. I used to go in and see them cutting the heads off the turkeys right in the back room. I moved away about 8 years ago so not sure if they're still there, which would be a shame since they seemed like they had been there forever.

[Scott_R]

Bello Poultry Market 411 Union Avenue, Holbrook, NY?

[coll]

That's it, are they still there? I hope so.

[scunge]

There's a phone# on line I'll give a call

[coll]

Great I'm curious if they're still around! Nice old fashioned kind of place, surviving in the middle of suburbia.

If not, Milkowski's will take care of you, they have quite a flock of turkeys roaming their yard last I passed them. Plus they have duck fat, which is nice to put on the turkey itself.

[EZ Pass]

I've called a number of times and have never managed to get an English speaker on the phone. Let us know what you find out!

[Motosport]

Try Miloski's turkey farm in Calverton.