THE ALL-MADDEN TURDUCKEN
$99.95
This is it: the original Turducken, created by owner Glenn Mistich and famously presented to broadcaster John Madden before the Rams-Saints game on Dec. 1, 1996. Madden fell in love, praising it repeatedly during the broadcast and taking the leftovers home with him. Made over the course of two days, it’s a turkey stuffed with a duck then stuffed with a chicken, all meticulously deboned. This official food of the 1997 “All Madden Team” is layered with two layers of sausage stuffing and one layer of cornbread dressing, before being carefully tied up. Weighing in at 17 pounds, this New Orleans classic is seasoned and ready for you to roast.
Louisiana natives have long known about the culinary wonder that is the Turducken, the triple-meat masterpiece, but most Americans discovered turducken when they heard NFL legend John Madden on television pouring out his love for Gourmet Butcher Block’s turducken. Since 1994, Gourmet Butcher Block has been making turduckens: a chicken stuffed inside a duck stuffed inside a turkey. The Cajun specialty meat market in Gretna, Louisiana, also prepares exceptional Cajun specialties like gumbo, shrimp stuffed chicken, and bread pudding.
● What’s included: A DeBoned Turkey, a DeBoned Duck, & a DeBoned Chicken with 2 layers of sausage stuffing & 1 layer of Cornbread Dressing
● handling/storage: Keep frozen until ready to prepare. Thaw in the refrigerator 4-5 days before cooking, or bake from frozen.
● Cooking instructions: Bake @ 375 for 4 hours covered; then 1 hour uncovered. Thread up. If frozen, Bake @ 300 for 11 ½ hours covered; then 30 minutes uncovered to brown. (Add 1/2 quart water)