Turducken for your holiday table
- by Gary E. Sattler (RSS feed) on Nov 5th 2007 9:30AM
- Filed under food, seasonal, weekend projects

There are several top notch sources for prepared holiday turducken, I myself would buy one pre-made rather than investing the hours of work it would take to properly prepare one myself but then again I'm a very "throw something together" kind of cook. . The Cajun Grocer offers prepared turducken in several wonderful flavor varieties and they will ship them in as little as one day. Be absolutely sure about what you're buying and make sure you can trust your source.
If you want to go the true DIY route, you can follow these instructions by Chef Paul Prudhomme for making your own holiday turducken from scratch. This instructional guide may be the single best source for turducken guidance on the Internet. If you're looking to create this dish with your own hands, you must give Chef Prudhomme's guide a good look. If you'd like to have that holiday turducken smoked, be sure to read how to make your own meat smoker, by Francesca Clarke.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
11-19-2007 @ 3:42PM
Kay said...
This is far too rich and not very good. I was disappointed when I tasted it.
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11-21-2007 @ 12:53PM
Tom San Diego said...
We did this even adding a squab? and some other smaller bird - and it was fantastic. Absolutely a great blend/amalgation of flavors, and fun to do and great anticipation when the big "bird" is finally carved.
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