? Turducken ?
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Road Master
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From: O'fallon,MO
? Turducken ?
Calling all experienced Turkey professionals here....I was talking with a friend yesterday about her large family gathering and she was baking 14 pies for the get together....The funny part was she said her dad was making turducken.....Apparently this is where you put the duck in the chicken and the chicken in the turkey and cook it....Anyone ever done this? Must be a big turkey to fit all that in there....
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RE: ? Turducken ?
Boneless chicken, wrapped inside a boneless duck, stuffed inside a partially boneless turkey. Good, but expensive;
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RE: ? Turducken ?
It is a tradition at my fire station. I have done it several times for the times Iam on duty.
The turkey is about 25 lbs, the duck6 lbs and the chicken 3 lbs.
Three kinds of dressing: sausage, cornbread and oyster.
Cooks for 13 hours at 190 degrees.
Great tasting and feeds a lot of hungry folks.
The turkey is about 25 lbs, the duck6 lbs and the chicken 3 lbs.
Three kinds of dressing: sausage, cornbread and oyster.
Cooks for 13 hours at 190 degrees.
Great tasting and feeds a lot of hungry folks.
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