Okay. While the camlamben will never cross these lips, the turducken might. I mean, I can handle the multi-meat meal. But I am a bit creeped out by the shoving of one animal inside another. That is just...wrong.
surly girl
· 4 years ago
eeuw. a bit too, well, biological for my liking....
Darwin
· 4 years ago
Bloody hell, a whole CAMEL????? Who would eat that? I've said 'man I'm hungry enough for a horse, but of course that's figuratively speaking, I'd never actually eat a horse...
I'm still trying to absorb that camel concept...stuffed with 20 chickens too!
I might give tuducken a try but def NOT the camel...but like sid says it just seems wrong. Then again the said turkey/duck/chicken/camel/lamb whoever is dead already so they cant really object and even if they could I think they'd object more to being killed rather than objecting about exactly how they're cooked and eaten!
Nics
· 4 years ago
I could have gone my whole life without knowing about either of those. Imagine if you went to dinner with vegetarians and you ordered that! They'd never speak to you again.
rcknrobin
· 4 years ago
girl..the turducken is off the hook. usually down here in Weeziana...for the holidays it's a toss between a turducken an a fried turkey. and man! when you have it stuff with crawfish dressing...HEAVEN!
stolie
· 4 years ago
Sid: I know!! It's the idea of shoving one carcass inside of another that's kind of creepy, isn't it?
surly girl: The first time that I heard about turducken, I thought that it was a joke. But, then I started to see Turducken Recipes everywhere. And, my friend Bro even mentioned that she wants to eat turducken for Christmas this year.
Darwin: Yay!!! My favorite British expression? "Bloody hell." (And, for the record, my 2nd favorite is "Bollocks".) ... Hmmm, about that horse, I wonder if Horlamben exists?? I mean, really, how far can the absurdity go? :)
Nics: My friend Esther is a vegan. She would FREAK OUT if I ever ordered turducken or camlamben in her presence.
rcknrobin: Let me get this straight ... you've actually EATEN turducken???? OMG, you're the first person that I've ever *met* (figuratively, that is) that has eaten turducken. Wow! What does it taste like??? Lemme guess ... chicken? Are there any other turducken-eaters out there?
Berry
· 4 years ago
I guess I will skip eating all together today. Thanks, Stolie! You are doing wonders for my waistline.
Hanuman
· 4 years ago
Ack.
stolie
· 4 years ago
Berry & Hanuman: The photo probaly makes it look worse than it actually is.
By the way, for those of you keeping the score ( ... um, no one???), so far the count for readers' preference is: Turducken-3, Camlamben-0.
goldennib
· 4 years ago
Did anyone see the movie Bruce Amighty? Do you remember the part where the monkey goes home? That's what I envision when I think about turducken.
missbhavens
· 4 years ago
Oh sweet jesus.
Mitch
· 4 years ago
I can sum up my feelings about both of those in just a few words...
That.
Is.
Just.
DISTURBING...
Really, TurDuckEn, and CamLamDen? EWWWW, and I can eat alot, but I'm getting shivver's just thinking about it...
Pegs
· 4 years ago
Meat dishes that may sound strange to you, but are delicacies in some more remote regions... Ever tried hagis? It's a traditional Scottish dish. Find your own recipe for it, (http://www.smart.net/~tak/haggis.html#eleven) but if it's authentic it's cooked in a sheep's stomach. Truly, it makes the dish remain tender and moist during the cooking process. Don't knock it until you've tried it.
stolie
· 4 years ago
goldennib: Believe it or not, I've never seen Bruce Almighty.
missbhavens: Soooo ... I take it this means that you are a fan of neither the turducken nor the camlamben? :)
Mitch: On this other blog, a guy actually calls it chickdukey instead of turducken. I can't decide which name I like better ...
Pegs: SO I MARRIED AN AXE MURDERER. Hilarious movie. And, there's a TON of Hagis in it. :) Gotta love the Scots!
Carlos
· 4 years ago
I'll even eat a couple of things that are still moving.
All Comments
I'm still trying to absorb that camel concept...stuffed with 20 chickens too!
I might give tuducken a try but def NOT the camel...but like sid says it just seems wrong. Then again the said turkey/duck/chicken/camel/lamb whoever is dead already so they cant really object and even if they could I think they'd object more to being killed rather than objecting about exactly how they're cooked and eaten!
surly girl: The first time that I heard about turducken, I thought that it was a joke. But, then I started to see Turducken Recipes everywhere. And, my friend Bro even mentioned that she wants to eat turducken for Christmas this year.
Darwin: Yay!!! My favorite British expression? "Bloody hell." (And, for the record, my 2nd favorite is "Bollocks".) ... Hmmm, about that horse, I wonder if Horlamben exists?? I mean, really, how far can the absurdity go? :)
Nics: My friend Esther is a vegan. She would FREAK OUT if I ever ordered turducken or camlamben in her presence.
rcknrobin: Let me get this straight ... you've actually EATEN turducken???? OMG, you're the first person that I've ever *met* (figuratively, that is) that has eaten turducken. Wow! What does it taste like??? Lemme guess ... chicken? Are there any other turducken-eaters out there?
By the way, for those of you keeping the score ( ... um, no one???), so far the count for readers' preference is: Turducken-3, Camlamben-0.
That.
Is.
Just.
DISTURBING...
Really, TurDuckEn, and CamLamDen? EWWWW, and I can eat alot, but I'm getting shivver's just thinking about it...
missbhavens: Soooo ... I take it this means that you are a fan of neither the turducken nor the camlamben? :)
Mitch: On this other blog, a guy actually calls it chickdukey instead of turducken. I can't decide which name I like better ...
Pegs: SO I MARRIED AN AXE MURDERER. Hilarious movie. And, there's a TON of Hagis in it. :) Gotta love the Scots!