National Poultry Day
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Celebrate National Poultry Day with delicious recipes featuring your favorite chicken, turkey, and duck dishes!
Get ready to celebrate National Poultry Day on March 19 by doing the best thing possible with poultry... eating it! This day has been around since the early 20th century and celebrates the myriad of ways that people have enjoyed poultry throughout history. From fried chicken and roasted turkey, to duck confit, quail eggs and more, there's something for everyone. So get your friends together and make a meal fit for a king or queen in honor of National Poultry Day!
Whether you are roasting, baking, or grilling, there are plenty of delicious recipes to choose from for National Poultry Day. Get creative and try something new!
Head over to your local farm and learn more about the birds that provide us sustenance. Take part in activities like egg collecting or feed the chickens.
Attend a poultry festival near you to experience a variety of culinary delights made from poultry. Enjoy live music and entertainment while learning about different bird breeds.
If cooking isn't your style, order some delicious takeout from your favorite restaurant that serves poultry dishes. It's an easy way to celebrate!
Invite friends and family over for dinner and prepare a delicious poultry dish for them. You can also make it a potluck if you want to get creative with different recipes.
Poultry is a great source of lean protein, which helps to keep you feeling full for longer. It also contains important vitamins and minerals such as iron, zinc, and B vitamins. Eating poultry on regular basis can help to boost your immune system and even provide some protection against certain types of cancer.
Chicken, turkey, duck, and other types of poultry are some of the most flavorful proteins out there. Whether you're baking it in the oven, grilling it on the barbecue, or simmering it in a stew, poultry always adds amazing flavor to any dish.
One great thing about poultry is how versatile it can be. From casseroles to salads to soups, you can use it in almost any type of dish. Plus, the leftovers are great for sandwiches, wraps and pizzas - making dinner time a breeze!