I was wondering if any of you guys have had or made turducken before and if so would you be kind enough to post some recipes. Oh and if you don't know what it is here is the wikipedia on it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turducken

I'm interested in trying it sometime; I know a few local places that offer it around the holidays.

You can buy it precooked for pickup at many places, or with specific cooking instructions.

I never thought about buying it precooked, that's a good idea.

I would love to have Turducken I can only Imagine how good it will taste. I'm going to look around to see if any speciality stores sell it around these parts.

theres already a thread about it. anyway, isnt there a lot of bones in it?

You de-bone the birds(for sure the chicken and duck, but I'm not sure to what extent the Turkey is de-boned).

Bitch please, BaconTurkeyBaconDuckBaconChickenBaconBacon

You would have to pay me to eat that nonsense.

My Thanksgiving is consisting of prime rib roast and porterhouse steak.

It's consisting of :)POOP:).

You have no taste pallet troglodyte.

You have no taste pallet troglodyte.
That would be "palate" in the culinary sense.

OH MY MY

*drooools*

They seem like a novelty. Just buy a fucking ham and roast it.

You have no taste pallet troglodyte.

Explain.

As an American this statement makes me quite angry.

We don't eat no ham on fucking Thanksgivin'! :p

Most people I know eat ham on Christmas and turkey on Thanksgiving.

A food that starts with 'Turd'.

Sounds about as inviting as this food looks. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geoduck

Actually I'd never heard of it, I might try it out one day.
Along with deep frying a chicken, something to look forward too.

I always put a orange inside a duck when I roast it, throw the orange away afterwards, it takes out the extreme 'too wild' taste.