How to Carve a Turkey
By Tom Genung Carving a turkey is an easy process, and I'm going to highlight a couple of ways to do it. If you're a traditionalist and carve your turkey at the table in front of your guests, then the traditional approach is the one you should take. Otherwise if you are not too worried about presentation and the "wow factor" or you will be carving up the turkey in the kitchen, then the kitchen carving method may be right for you. Either way, they are both easy. The Traditional Way to Carve a Turkey Starting with the drumstick and thigh, push them away from the body until the hip joint is exposed. Slice through this joint until the thigh and drumstick are removed. With the thigh and drumstick removed as one unit, we can separate the two by slicing between the joint connecting the leg and thigh. At this point you may serve the drumstick as is, or slice the meat off of it. I always leave the drumstick as is. It comes down to personal prefe...