Turducken is an intriguing blend: turkey, duck and chicken combined together and cooked as one. But why stop there? James ...

For many, turkey is the least thrilling dish laid out on Thanksgiving. If you want to change that up, a turducken is your fastest route to true turkey day glory. To lose your dry turkey blues, the ...

Today, turduckens are by far the most visible example of engastration, to the point of inspiring other food-within-food concepts like piecaken. Beyond the obvious novelty, part of a turducken's ...

The turducken is an ingenious combination of turkey, duck and chicken, all cooked together as one. Upping the stakes at Christmas is James Alexander Fine Foods with their five-bird roast which ...

One of Vancouver’s favourite holiday food traditions is returning in a few weeks. Local sandwich shop Meat & Bread (various locations) will be bringing back its famous Turducken sandwiches ($14 ...

Here's how to get that golden perfection. The idea of a Turducken -- a chicken stuffed into a duck stuffed into a turkey -- can make for a dramatic centerpiece. Some attribute its popularity to ...

No, not the turkey. You can do better than that. I'm talking about the "turducken." If you are familiar with it, we don’t need to elaborate. For those who are not, it’s time to catch up.

Most Americans have turkey on Thanksgiving, but some go all-out and get a Turducken. Former NFL coach and commentator, John Madden, often referenced the Thanksgiving extravagance during broadcasts.

Glenn Mistich, owner of the Gourmet Butcher Block in Gretna, seasons a turducken on November 12, 2005. Staff file photo by John McCusker Many butchers, groceries and food brands produce ...