Stupid question for ya'

[txdvr]

Why is it that when I search Turkey sausage, as well as "turkey sausage" I get several CHICKEN recipes?
I don't like turkey as it is, but my kids raise them for FFA and I tend to get over 150# of breasts and theighs.
I try to make it eatable by making sausage with items that "cover" the flavor.
I absolutely can't stand yard bird (typically) , so why the mixed search results?
If there are not many turkey sausage recipes, shouldn't the results come up with only the few that are available?
Just checking to see if I am entering the correct key words...
It's sort of like searching for steaks, and getting recipes to make a snickers bar...
Please help me out here. I have to get rid of this turkey meat!! LOL!
(I did make some spinach, chicken sausage last night that the family really loved... me, not so much....) I'm a beef eater at heart...

 

[indaswamp]

Use the advanced search option at the bottom of the window when you slick on search button.

*Click on "More"

 

[chef jimmyj]

I searched Turkey sausage, title only, and got the following...JJ

https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/search/370734/?q=Turkey+sausage&o=relevance&c[title_only]=1

 

[daveomak]

Well, since turkey is "sort" of bland, try grinding some beef cheeks with it.. I find the cheeks flavor awesome and powerful beef flavor..

 

[tallbm]

Have you tried doing the cured smoked thighs like state fair style smoked drums?

Try this here and see if you like it:
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/cured-smoked-turkey-drumstricks-like-qview.264534/


Here is another post where I did cured smoked turkey breast for sandwich meat and WOW again!
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/smoked-turkey-breast-for-sandwich-meat-with-qview.266512/

I understand where you may not care for bland and dry meat like turkey often turns out but if you follow the posts above I would basically bet you that you get an amazing turkey product you won't mind eating that isn't just sausage :)

Other than that, I think the search results are weighted. You get turkey first and then anything that may have had a reference to "turkey" in the posts popping up after, and then after that maybe something where a turkey post had common words/terms that are appearing in another post which likely would match up to chicken posts since they are both treated so similarly :)