Introducing the lambpigcow:
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Knew you guys would want to see it!
Are there pictures of it being cooked and served?
This is wrong on so many levels.
If that is wrong I don’t want to be right.
Why does it look like that Doomsday Machine from that Star Trek episode?
The REAL reason Rome fell!!!
And not a vegetable to be seen!
I thought the original concept went all the way up to using a camel?
Pah! Try stuffed camel.
Cook eggs. Stuff eggs into fish. Cook the fish. Stuff the fish into cooked chickens. Stuff the cooked chickens into roasted sheep. Stuff the roasted sheep carcass into a whole camel . . . now cook to taste.
Snopes says it’s a real dish
Eventually it’s going to break free of that mesh cage and kill it’s creator.
Now, THAT is a roast beast! ETA: Not kosher or halal, however.
“Splendid Table” took a call a while back from a man who said he did his own version of a turducken; he did a cornish hen, in a chicken, in a duck, in a goose, in a turkey. He deboned all the birds himself, and made stock with the bones. He added that since it was boneless, it took only a couple hours to cook, and his guests had no idea what he was bringing to the table, until he sliced it and explained.
Not quite. They say it’s really in a cookbook, but they’re not sure if it’s a real dish or a tongue in cheek joke.
The wikipedia link says to skin, trim and clean the camel (once you get over the hump) – but that is not a camel, camels have two humps, for accuracy it should call it a stuffed dromedary.
Bet you could get a large rabbit inside the lamb and stuff that with a squirrel. Bloody amateurs.
No – dromedary camels have one hump, Bactrian camels have two, but both are camels.
The camel has a single hump, the dromedary two.
Or else the other way around. I’m never sure. Are you?
– Ogden Nash
Stuff the squirrel with baby chicks and the baby chicks with mice.
And stuff the mice with crickets
And stuff he camel inside an elephant. Now the next step gets a little tricky…
I’m not sure, but maybe the mice will stuff themselves? Or I’m thinking of shrews.
Why? You just need a whale.