Will you be making a Turducken for this year's Thanksgiving? If so, maybe you'll want to give the "Turducken Ridiculous" a try, although you might have to take a trip to Australia for some of the ingredients.
According to Time Out Sydney, the "Turducken Ridiculous" was invented by an Australia radio show called Merrick and the Highway Patrol. Despite the fact that Thanksgiving isn't celebrated in Australia, the show set out to make one mind-boggling Turducken.
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Just what exactly is a "Turducken Ridiculous?" If you must know, it's 19 animals all stuffed into and cooked inside a whole baby pig. Here's the lineup in order of how the animals were stuffed: pigeon, partridge, quail, guinea fowl, rabbit, chicken, duck, pheasant, turkey, goose, mutton, beef, emu, goat, water buffalo, oxen, kangaroo, camel, venison, and last but not least, the whole baby pig.
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The project took three days to complete, with two days to butcher and dry out the meats and another full day of cooking. The result? The world's first "Turducken Ridiculous." A "pork sword" was needed to cut through the middle of the monstrosity and some brave tasters tried the 20 animal mishmash. The verdict? After the first bite one taster stated, "Not bad, but which one is the water buffalo?"
Would you taste a "Turducken Ridiculous?
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