I believe that “turducken” might be better received if it had another name. Personally, I have a big problem with it having “turd” in its name: those 4 letters stand out way too prominently!
Love all the ingredients, only bothered with the combination (which was good) when my sister-in-law sent one as a gift, and used the oven. Do grill turkey thighs over charcoal if we have some left over from Thanksgiving or Christmas, or good sale on them in the spring or summer.
For a true turducken, you’ll have to pit roast it for three days or more. Start the fire the Sunday before, bury it in the coals Monday, and it might be done by Thursday…
whahoppened over 3 years ago
Even sounds gross!
Tog over 3 years ago
Break the word turducken into three parts and you get a good description in Scots English. Turd-ye-Ken.
Wren Fahel over 3 years ago
It’s things like turducken that make me thankful that my husband is allergic to turkey.
Whatever happened to common sense? over 3 years ago
It’s a Frankenfeast. The turkey and chicken sound okay, but not the duck. I’ve had duck and didn’t care for it. Way too greasy.
1JennyJenkins over 3 years ago
Not this year, anyway…
WF11 over 3 years ago
I believe that “turducken” might be better received if it had another name. Personally, I have a big problem with it having “turd” in its name: those 4 letters stand out way too prominently!
Robert Nowall Premium Member over 3 years ago
“It’s the turducken of bad ideas.” —-Nick Zerhakker.
gcarlson over 3 years ago
Love all the ingredients, only bothered with the combination (which was good) when my sister-in-law sent one as a gift, and used the oven. Do grill turkey thighs over charcoal if we have some left over from Thanksgiving or Christmas, or good sale on them in the spring or summer.
stefaninafla over 3 years ago
For a true turducken, you’ll have to pit roast it for three days or more. Start the fire the Sunday before, bury it in the coals Monday, and it might be done by Thursday…