Turducken

[Browncoat]

Had it? What did you think?

[Browncoat]

Had it last night. I was excited for it, but it wasn't as exciting and delicious as I had hoped. While it's possible we got a bad brand, it's removed the excitement for me, and I won't go out of my way to have it again.

[soyleche]

There's not a "never had it, would eat it if offered, but otherwise don't really care" option.

[Chronus]

I've never had it but I'd like to try it out of curiosity. It seems pretty gimmicky, so I doubt I'd go in with ridiculously high expectations.

[jalapeno29]

I had 2 good ones and a shitty one. Maybe for Thanksgiving, I will make my own turducken.

[llcooljabe]

I had it last thanksgiving--we bought a "turducken in a box" from the grocery store--all we had to do was to put it in the oven. But it was stuffed with what tasted like paper, and the meat wasn't juicy/tender/whatever.

I then tried it again, this time "home made" at a local Long Island restaurant. I liked it, but my wife who had a few bites wasn't impressed.

I do think, however, that hte excitement was way more than the result.

[Mojo Dojo]

Had it. As you can imagine, by the time the en and stuffing is cooked through, the duck, and tur is overcooked and dry. Overcooked duck is bad.

[mlschop]

Originally Posted by soyleche

There's not a "never had it, would eat it if offered, but otherwise don't really care" option.

[Browncoat]

Originally Posted by soyleche

There's not a "never had it, would eat it if offered, but otherwise don't really care" option.

That's right; there's not.

[keyser soze]

It was a little dry, but other than that it was good.
I would like to try this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Xc5wIpUenQ&ob=av3e