SC - Period chicken feet

[Jenne Heise]

> If you stew the feet, wing tips, necks, etc., and freeze for stock, the
> cooked feet might then go into a compost heap, a la meat bones, etc. from
> cooked meat.   Cooked feet would not retain any salmonella, etc., if that
> is what worries them, but I don't know it's effect on wild critters,
> especially rodent types.  You could bash the bones with a sledge
> hammer--tell hubby it's 'sword practice'.  ;-)

Generally if there is any meat matter on the residue, however, it is not
considered a good thing to put it on your compost heap. Meat-eating
bacteria tend to mess with the compost heap's internal flora.
 
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Jadwiga Zajaczkowa, mka Jennifer Heise	      jenne at tulgey.browser.net
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