I'm wary of the turkey. If given the wrong treatment, it can taste like cardboard. But it's a good meat since it's the least fatty among all meats. Still the turkey appears at many holiday occasions. We were intrigued that Goodwood Park Hotel did the holiday bird as a Turducken. Had to try. Decided to get it for our Christmas get-together with the friends. Bored with the usual brown or cranberry sauce, we ordered a Turducken with Oriental stuffing- glutinous rice and chinese sausages.
The turkey was a little dry, but the duck and chicken were cooked just right and all the meat juices blended well together. It was tender to the touch of the knife. Surprisingly flavorful.The glutinous rice was so soft and tasty that everyone just piled on the carbs.
It was a potluck party. Everyone brought something. A quiet one. Nothing wild. Festive feasting aplenty. At the end of the night, everyone was just, well, stuffed. (pardon the pun) Awesome food. Awesome dessert. Awesome company.
11 comments:
a turducken?!! whoa!!! looks like one hearty feast. best.
WOW!!! i love the sound of it- turrrducken. tURRRRducKEN!!!!
i'm definitely looking for it here to try for christmas dinner. got me all fascinated. oriental stuffing.
i haven't even heard of a turducken!! looks like it might taste a whole lot better than a normal turkey! i like meat!
oh man. the feasting begins. so this is really the fattening up bit!
arrrgh. now i'm really really sorry i missed the party!!!
cool!!! singapore finally embraced the turducken!!! much more interesting than a damn plain turkey.
wow. i wouldn't be able to stomach a feast like that! gotta starve myself first. hee. i like meat.
the best parties are held at home. it's too much of trouble to go squeeze with the crazy crowds in town.
the chamnpagne's smokin' man!!
home parties da best!!! you gotta throw your doors open wider, imp. Invite EVERYONE!!!! *grin*
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