turducken anyone?

[Ballyhoo]

My grandparents are making Turducken for dinner and after some quick googling I find to to look rather fowl...ah ha...lame

but for serious, anyone ever had this dish?

 

[Madcrawdad]

nope. I'd stay away from anything with "turd" in its name...

 

[Slappy*McFish]

lol

 

[GuppyGirl1230]

Hey Bally~

My brother ordered it last christmas for our dinner, and it is actually very good. It is a chicken wrapped in duck, wrapped in turkey. He ordered it shipped on dry ice, and it did cost about 100 bucks all said and done, but it was worth it. Boneless except for legs, it was nigh on 15 pounds of pure meaty goodness feeding 6 people (needless to say we had leftovers!). It was very moist because the duck has so much natural fat, it keeps the turkey and chicken moist. It is a treat that was very worth it!

Maribeth

 

[Inka4040]

omnomnomnomnomnomnom

 

[excuzzzeme]

Been out for several years. It's different.

 

[The Zigman]

what about the turbacon?

Its a turduckin wrapped in bacon, then wrapped in a pig...

 

[dbosman]

Camel stuffed with goat stuffed with rabbits has a lot less grease.
Don't let me get started on how long you'll have left overs.

 

[Madcrawdad]

I know an old lady who swallowed a fly...

 

[Ballyhoo]

well it wasn't too bad, i just picked out what looked like turkey

It was said to feed 44 people but the 20 of us did a pretty good job of finishing it lol