Turducken

[Saulbadguy]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turducken

 

[steve dave]

Total Fat - 111.6g - 172%
Saturated Fat - 33.4g - 167%
Cholesterol - 577mg - 192%

PER SERVING 

[QuinnMac]

I don't think one could be a turducken loaded with jalapenos
 

[dr00d]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turducken

 

I experienced this for christmas dinner for the first time, this last year....it was interesting...not sure I would ever do this on my own.  All I can say is it felt weird to eat it.

/shrug

[shaft3500]

my dad found a place in jackson, ms that made these and sold them frozen. he flew one back and it was great. each layer had a different flavor of stuffing. i can't imagine making one though. deboning three birds would probably a giant pain in the arse.

[michigancat]

I saw Paula Deen make a turducken once.



Oddly enough, I've never seen her actually use a vegetable in any of her dishes on her show.  It's mostly lard, butter, and bacon.

[sys]

something about cooking an animal inside another animal feels immoral.

[dr00d]

something about cooking an animal inside another animal feels immoral.

That was generally my feeling while I was eating it....

[pissclams]

They sell these things at the Hen House in Fairway during the Holidays. 

[QuinnMac]

They sell these things at the Hen House in Fairway during the Holidays. 

ohhhh, they're in Fairway.

How many people actually live in Fairway?

[pissclams]

4,000

[QuinnMac]

and 1 cop car?

[pissclams]

no, several cops, very well armed militia.

[ChicagoCat]

These things are delicious    They could feed a small army.

[AzCat]

something about cooking an animal inside another animal feels immoral.

That was generally my feeling while I was eating it....

You guys obviously aren't native Kansans.  Where I grew up it was more like, "Dude, I just poached a deer and carved off a couple of steaks.  Bring some beers and come on over, the wife's going out for dinner because she won't eat anything that's still kicking when it's carved up." 

[sys]

something about cooking an animal inside another animal feels immoral.

That was generally my feeling while I was eating it....

You guys obviously aren't native Kansans.  Where I grew up it was more like, "Dude, I just poached a deer and carved off a couple of steaks.  Bring some beers and come on over, the wife's going out for dinner because she won't eat anything that's still kicking when it's carved up." 

did you and your friends wrap the venison steaks around a cottontail stuffed with honey-fried mice?  if not, you miss the point.

[shaft3500]

did you and your friends wrap the venison steaks around a cottontail stuffed with honey-fried mice?  if not, you miss the point.

is it just me or does honey fried anything sound awesome?