Ugh! My family and I tried one of those one time, and one time only! I don’t think it helped with the oyster stuffing in the middle. If I hadn’t been against Turducken before, these comments would’ve completely set me against it!!
The turkey, duck and chicken are ordinarily boned out first, then layered together along with dressing between each bird. Sewn up at the last into a turkey shape before roasting.And no, the ducks aren’t harvested from sewer ponds – they’re usually commercially-raised ducks.P.S. Having friends who’ve hunted over the years, I’ve never had a bad-tasting wild duck.
Bargrove almost 12 years ago
Accent on the first four letters…T….
Wren Fahel almost 12 years ago
Since my husband is allergic, we never have the traditional turkey for Thanksgiving. We have whatever else we want.
Katiekicks almost 12 years ago
I’m not a turkey person. Ham is better.
LadyChel almost 12 years ago
Ugh! My family and I tried one of those one time, and one time only! I don’t think it helped with the oyster stuffing in the middle. If I hadn’t been against Turducken before, these comments would’ve completely set me against it!!
LadyChel almost 12 years ago
Hehehe, that’s a good philosophy to eat by xD
The Life I Draw Upon almost 12 years ago
It’s up there with Jalapeno watermelon salsa (yuk) in dumb ideas that chefs come up with these days.
snugharborman-catalog almost 12 years ago
The turkey, duck and chicken are ordinarily boned out first, then layered together along with dressing between each bird. Sewn up at the last into a turkey shape before roasting.And no, the ducks aren’t harvested from sewer ponds – they’re usually commercially-raised ducks.P.S. Having friends who’ve hunted over the years, I’ve never had a bad-tasting wild duck.
gcarlson almost 12 years ago
I’ve had turducken and it’s pretty good.
LadyChel almost 12 years ago
So sorry, Jerry, but like Night-G, I’m stickin’ with my Turkey! With miracle whip for me (some people would bash me for that xD).
K M almost 12 years ago
You do know this strip is in reruns, right?