In fact I bought them in the store as a pack but this time I did not
payed much attention and got a pack with gizzards and hearts as you can
see in the images. It's still good it this combination also.

As a child my grandmother was buying the gizzards with the chicken and
had to clean all the small stones the chicken eats in order to grind
the seeds. I don't think it's the case these days when the chicken eat
some kind of industrialized paste. Sometimes the gizzards muscle is a
bit yellow, then I throw it away.

Len
http://www.len.ro

Serene wrote:
> On Tue, 16 Jan 2007 11:15:30 -0500, Peter A >
> wrote:
>
> >How do you get enough gizzards? Saving them up one chicken at a time
> >seems impractical.
>
> You can buy them at the meat counter of most grocery stores. If
> they're not out, ask the butcher if they have any.
>
> Serene
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