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Anybody hear about these things? I don't know how they grow them. I hear it is a Turkey with a duck inside, with a chicken inside of that with a hot dog up it's butt.
Amazing what progress brings us.

Pictures??? This I gotta see!

recipe

www.turduckendog.net

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Well, I'heard of the turducken.... which is a small duck, inside a chicken which is then inside a turkey...

ya have to debone the birds - wrap it up and cook until done - then all the juices run together...

I've read that it is really good.

This is the first time I've read about the hot dog addition, but... makes sense.

-W

Didn't John Madden make the Turducken famous?

I always remember seeing that big ole bird during the thanksgiving NFL games - looked funny with 6 legs sticking out one end. Sure looks good though....

- Ryan

I live by "ducken" anything that is thrown at me!

Having just finished making the oyster dressing, and then seeing this posting, I hope no one minds me posting the recipe. This might be considered a valid posting since I was going to be driving my suburban to deliver the dressing to a dinner with many friends who helped restore my '54 suburban.

Turducken

Turducken, the Cajun specialty from the south central part of Louisiana, contains three boned birds and three stuffings: a 20-25 pound turkey stuffed with a 4-5 pound duckling, stuffed with a 3-4 pound chicken with three cups oyster dressing inside the chicken, 7 cups andouille dressing between the chicken and the duck and 4 cups cornbread dressing between the duck and the turkey. Other typical dressings include shrimp or sausage.

A little Turducken history. It might even be correct for this example of engastration.

Happy Thanksgiving,
Tim

But who gets to eat the sausage?