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Turd-ucken ...
Sun, 11/6/05 11:15 AM
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It is getting to be that time of the year again. Time to order up the holiday bird-in-a-bird-in-a-bird. I've gotten them in the past from www.cajuncrawfish.com ... I've been happy. I'm wondering if there is anyone outstanding in the turducken trade. Is there a Pepe's of turducken ???
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Poverty Pete
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RE: Turd-ucken ...
Sun, 11/6/05 11:22 AM
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I've never had the dubious pleasure, but I did see turduckens for sale at Jungle Jim's last month. I think I'll smoke my turkey this year. Last year I Cajun-fried, and it was just fine.
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RE: Turd-ucken ...
Sun, 11/6/05 11:25 AM
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There is a interesting article in this months National Geographic about about Maurice, LA which is listed as the Tur-ducken town. They discuss the deboned birds with corn bread and prk stuffings on the birds.
Very interesting
Paul E. Smith
Knoxville, TN
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MacTAC
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RE: Turd-ucken ...
Sun, 11/6/05 11:45 AM
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Somehow Turd-ucken doesn't sound quite as appetizing as Turducken...
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RE: Turd-ucken ...
Sun, 11/6/05 11:52 AM
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Cabela's has several styles to drool and choose from! 
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RE: Turd-ucken ...
Sun, 11/6/05 12:05 PM
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quote:Originally posted by MacTAC
Somehow Turd-ucken doesn't sound quite as appetizing as Turducken...
your correction has been noted however I believe you were a little bit over correctional. Paul E. Smith Knoxville, TN
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MacTAC
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RE: Turd-ucken ...
Sun, 11/6/05 2:20 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Sundancer7
your correction has been noted however I believe you were a little bit over correctional.
Paul E. Smith
Knoxville, TN
I was kidding, not correcting. Sorry if I caused offense
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RE: Turd-ucken ...
Sun, 11/6/05 2:50 PM
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quote:Originally posted by MacTAC quote:Originally posted by Sundancer7
your correction has been noted however I believe you were a little bit over correctional.
Paul E. Smith
Knoxville, TN
I was kidding, not correcting. Sorry if I caused offense I don't think anyone was offended. I admit that I was feeling a little playful when I posted.
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RE: Turd-ucken ...
Sun, 11/6/05 3:15 PM
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Having received warnings about spoilage when dealing with "pre-stuffed" turkey's for most of my life it's no wonder when I see the Turducken with all it's handling and pre-done stuff, I get concerned about health issues.
Then I think about the sanitation level of the typical poultry factory production line, and I get doubly concerned !
Good luck on your home-made version of the Bird(s)!
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RE: Turd-ucken ...
Tue, 11/8/05 10:17 PM
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RE: Turd-ucken ...
Fri, 11/11/05 1:09 PM
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Paula Deen showed how to make one of these yourself last night on her Southern Thanksgiving special on the Food Network, which I believe will be rebroadcast a couple more times. Looked really easy if you have your butcher do most of the deboning work. I have never had this, but it looked delicious, and I am thinking of trying to do this myself next year. Have any of you done a turducken yourself? For those of you who have, how does it compare to just turkey? I would assume it is richer?
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