I am making a deep fried turkey thing based on a turducken for Thanksgiving. Many experts say this is impossible. I think I have the mystery solved, Alton Brown style. I have an idea on how I can keep it all in one piece, and cook uniformly, which seems to be the trick I guess.
I don't really like duck, so I substituted a quail and a pheasant. I'm calling this thing a Turquackenant. I am going to run a layer of andoulli sausage in between the chicken and small birds, and a layer of procuitto between the turkey and chicken. I'm going to use my secret "turkey paste" to give the outside some spice and I will probably inject the turkey with some spicy Allegro marinade.
Wednesday is deboning day, a friend of mine and I will debone 2 turkeys 2 chickens, and the small game. H'e making his own Turducken traditional roasted style.
I'll take some pictures during the process.
Dave
I don't really like duck, so I substituted a quail and a pheasant. I'm calling this thing a Turquackenant. I am going to run a layer of andoulli sausage in between the chicken and small birds, and a layer of procuitto between the turkey and chicken. I'm going to use my secret "turkey paste" to give the outside some spice and I will probably inject the turkey with some spicy Allegro marinade.
Wednesday is deboning day, a friend of mine and I will debone 2 turkeys 2 chickens, and the small game. H'e making his own Turducken traditional roasted style.
I'll take some pictures during the process.
Dave