Tur-Duc-Hen w/ Taters-n-Maters

Hoss

I found this on sale at Kroger while looking for a duck,which they did not have. :( Oh well,I'll try anything once.

Romas

Ableskivered up with EVOO S&P

Little taters n ernyins.

Onto the Egg to get JOLLY.

Topped with sourdough breadcrumbs and Parm


Tur-duc-hen.Not bad,Not bad at all.



Bon' Appetite.

cookn biker

Did you say earnyins....HAHAHAHAHA!!!
Dindin looks good Hoss!!

Hoss

I sed ernyins. :laugh:

smbishop

Not the same thing, but if you can cook that, I can cook this (found in the freezer)on the BGE!:

Hoss

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Go for IT!

MemphisQue

How was it? I've seen the Tony Chacheres turduchen at my local Kroger

Hoss

It was O.K. WAY better than I expected.I would do another one,as long as they were on sale.$9.99.I certainly could'nt buy the stuff to make my own for that price.

MemphisQue

Probably worth it when you want to cook something spur of the moment.

Hoss

It is a coupla hour cook.

rsmdale

where would one get a permit for one of those!!! And how was it?


GOOD EATS AND GOOD FRIENDS

DALE

MemphisQue

I was thinking of the prep time. I have a freezer full of wild duck from this duck season. Reading this post has me ready to get my own turduckhen soon. thanks.

Hoss

It really was BETTER than I expected.I bought the permit at Kroger for $9.99. :laugh:

Hoss

Mad Max made one.It is a lotta work but his looked FANTASTIC! I would do a homemade one on a whim.You better have plenty of time.

elzbth

The taters and maters would not last long at my house! And do I see a slice of sourdough bread????

Hoss

Yes ma'am.It was too dense.I just pulled my second try outta the oven about 5 minutes ago.Will post results later.The breadcrumbs are what was made out of the first loaf.I cubed it,tossed with olive oil and made sourdough croutons and breadcrumbs .

Beaker

That there is funny...don't care who who are.

Beli

Nice & fast Hoss. Will have to look it up in the dictionary :laugh:

Ripnem

Hoss,


Looks great, buddy.

Just put the sneak on those quackers Clark was dabbling with. :P

eenie meenie

I can't believe you didn't stuff that Tur-Duc-Hen in a big old chub! :laugh: :laugh: :woohoo:

Florida Grillin Girl

That thing was 4 lbs. and it was only $10? WOW, they sell the same one at a gourmet market here for $60. Glad you got to try it. It does look like it came out pretty good.

vidalia1

I had Max's turducken lasagna at Waldorf last year. It was one of the best things I ever ate in my life...and the gravy made from duck fat....OMG.

Hoss

:laugh: Turkey breast stuffed with duck,chicken and sausage. Thanks. Tur-Duc-Hen. :laugh:

Hoss

:laugh: You know I did'nt show him where they really were! :laugh:

Hoss

:ohmy: I could make a homemade one and grind up some smoked 'Loney to substitute for the sausage.You got me thinkin now e.m. :laugh:

Hoss

I'm sure a fresh one would be better but this thing was WAY better than I expected.Kroger had em on sale,$9.99.I may go back and get a few more for the freezer.