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Tuesday, November 23, 2010
OOTD- What's a Turducken?
My family loves to joke about things so the other day we got on the subject of Turduckens... I have never tried one, so I want to know has anyone ever had one? Do they taste good? Do you make them yourself or buy them? Now for the good new my bag finally hit sale, so I scooped it up immediately and this dress (because I had to qualify for free shipping, I am hoping it's not too short on me!) Here is what I am wearing whilst trying to figure out who invented a Turducken...
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I think I remember reading something about it being a Cajun thing, but I could be wrong. Love the jacket and the simplicity of this look.
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A Turducken is a Turkey Stuffed with a Duck and then the duck is stuffed with a chicken. Then the middle of it is usually stuffed with a nice yummy stuffing.
ReplyDeleteThey are all deboned and layered and then stuffed in there. They are quite tasty!
They are pretty heavy, though, and a little goes a long way. They are actually popular in Louisiana and also in the south. Paula Deen did an episode of her show where she made one-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_ClzkHjrJc
hope that helps! :) there is a place down here that ships them all over the country. If you want the name of it, email me and I can give it to you! :)
You loook awesome..I seriously think I need to get a pair of cords....as in the day before yesterday, lol...great jacket too...perfect as ever hunnie:)
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oh man, turdukhens!
ReplyDeleteI've never had one, but I have seen them in catalogs and in stores, and just the other day on a cooking show on PBS they were making one!
I don't like duck so I don't think I would like it, plus the idea of all of those foods mixed together really freaks me out!
I am from and live in Louisiana and they are very popular here! I have never heard of anyone making one themselves - seems like it would be a lot of work! :) I've had it a few times and really liked it - it's turkey, duck, and chicken. Very tasty. I was just explaining this the other day to a friend who moved here from Indiana and had never heard of it. :)
ReplyDeleteWe had one once, and it was totally nasty! However, my fiance is from Louisiana, and he's had several that he claims were awesome! I think we just got a bad one, or my dad didn't know how to prepare it ... I'd definitely try it again since Luke says it really is good! You can make them if you're really savvy, but most people just buy them, I believe. :P
ReplyDeleteI am so excited for you that your bag finally went on sale!!! When I heard it was gonna be on sale I thought of you. You look super cute in this outfit--love that jacket! Hope you have a great day!
ReplyDeleteI haven't ever had a turducken... and I don't really want one. :)
ReplyDeleteBut, I DO want to tell you that you make casual look really darn amazing!
Cute bag, and I hope that shift works out length wise for you, because I'll bet the colors are beautiful on you! You are making me want those boots badly, but I'll pass on a turducken ;)
ReplyDeleteohhhhhhh, do I LOVE that jacket!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHmmmm...if you try the turducen, please let us know what you thought. that's way too many proteins/meats at one time for me!!!
ReplyDeleteOne year we deep fried our turkety. that was about as adventurous as we get in these parts :)
Glad you finally got your bag :)
ReplyDeleteLove those boots and they need to go on sale soon! Glad you got your cute bag too!
ReplyDeleteLove the striped top, Tricia! And those boots... so cute! =) Hope you have a Happy Thanksgiving!!
ReplyDeleteAck, I don't think I can stare at your pics too much bc I want those boots - and that's the last thing I need, another pair of boots!
ReplyDeleteI've never had turducken but have seen it on Bizarre Foods - and it actually looks pretty good!
Very cute bag. It wouldn't show me the dress when I clicked the link but I think I saw it when it first came out and I'm sure it will look great on you!! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid I've never had a turducken, but it's on my imaginary bucket list.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to hear how the Snowy Egret Shift works out for you. I have a feeling it's going to be a keeper! And the leather on that bag looks divine!
The question is not WHO invented the Turducken, but rather, WHY. :)
ReplyDeleteThose boots are beyond awesome. I am SO jealous. You look amazing!
It's so funny that you asked about a Turducken. Hubby and I made one for the first time this Thanksgiving. It was delish... especially if you aren't really a turkey fan. There's other meat to choose from. All our guests loved it!
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