Behold! The Turducken Czar!!

[easy_e]

@Knowed Out

Have you ever considered making a mammal version of a turducken?

Say, stuffing a roast piglet inside a deer inside a beef carcass? Call it something like Penicow?

I had a children’s encyclopedia (I think it had Peanuts characters) that reported that a delicacy in the Middle East involved something like that. I remember it was a sheep stuffed inside a camel, but I don’t remember any of the more progressively smaller things. I think birds were somewhere in the mix, but that’s about it.

[adhemar]

turducken is available at the grocery store here. No shipping involved.

[chaoticbear]

@Knowed Out

Have you ever considered making a mammal version of a turducken?

Say, stuffing a roast piglet inside a deer inside a beef carcass? Call it something like Penicow?

But would it ensue?

[Moe]

@AndyPolley

Moe To comment on your link though…I think I have a crush on Sonya Thomas.

And how. It’s quite funny to first read the paragragh about her, get a mental image, and then actually realize that’s her in the photo.

As for your “questions”, the answers to them, and much more, can be provided by watching the film Koyaanisqatsi. Now go and watch it again and pay attention this time. You dork.

I will indeed be doing just that, live this June.

(Hmmm… reference to minimalism in a turducken thread? There has to be some irony in there somewhere).

[FrostySonofThunder]

To FrostySonofThunder (welcome to the Dope)…I find it odd that people don’t actually know what a Turducken is. As for your vision of Russian royalty, I am quite American, my friend. As for the dodging of feces…well…we at the Office of Turducken Affairs try to discourage such means of expression.

Thanks for the welcome, your Czarness.

Actually, after I saw the description I realized that I had heard of this before.
Just didn’t make the connection until then.

It sounds like an interesting combination, and I’m partial to food that raises your cholesterol just by looking at it. So we may have to try this at casa FST, if I can talk Mrs. FST into it(she is kinda’ new food phobic).

[wheelie]

Hebert’s Specialty Meats claims to be the “original” home of the turducken. I haven’t had their turducken, but when I worked in Maurice, LA I got hooked on the stuffed pork chops. The stuffed boneless chickens are out of this world good too.
mmmmm… stuffed pork chops…