What are "giblets"?

Giblets refer to the edible internal organs of poultry, typically chickens or turkeys, including the heart, liver, gizzard, and sometimes the neck. These organs are often packaged together and included inside the cavity of whole poultry sold for consumption. Giblets are valued for their rich flavor and nutritional content, and they are commonly used to add depth and complexity to dishes such as gravies, stocks, soups, and stuffing. While some cooks choose to discard giblets, others appreciate their culinary potential and incorporate them into various recipes to enhance flavor and texture.