After a discouraging turducken experience from a local shop we decided to try again and searched for the best turducken online. Thanks to the previous reviews we decided to try this one. You guys weren't kidding! This was amazing! We followed the instructions closely and even cooked it alongside a prime rib for Christmas dinner. Thanks to a bit of math and a dual digital thermometer both meals turned out perfect and were ready within 15 minutes of each other. We will definitely be returning customers!
Premium Turducken with Cornbread Stuffing 15 lbs
- Brand:
- CajunGrocer
- Product Code:
- 5038
15 lb Premium Cornbread Turducken

Original: $184.99
-34%$184.99
$122.99Product description
All new, and better than ever. Our award winning turducken recipe, is now offered in a premium version. Fresher ingredients, tendons removed, and superior packaging.
- Hand crafted
- Our secret recipe that won Best Turducken by Wall Street Journal
- Boned out leg and thigh. (All leg tendons have been removed)
- High % of duck meat. (whole breasts, not pieces )
- Grade A USDA product.
- High quality fresh ingredients (Fresh meat, not frozen before stuffing)
- Superior packaging (avoid freezer burn)
ALLERGEN INFORMATION: Contains wheat, milk and soy.
Thawing Instructions: Turducken should thaw thoroughly before cooking. For best results, remove from box and thaw in refrigerator for 48-72 hours.
A cold water bath (be sure to place the turducken and it's packaging inside of a large bag in case of any small holes in the packaging, we wouldn't want the water to dilute the seasoning of the bird) for 8-10 hours works to quick defrost.
Cooking Instructions:
Preheat oven to 350°F.
Remove Turducken from packaging.
Place the thawed turducken breast side up on a rack in a non stick greased roasting pan
The wings and legs cook faster, so place foil over these 2 areas.
Loosely cover the entire bird with a tent of aluminum foil. (the foil should not be tucked in)
Bake covered with the foil for 2 hours, then uncovered for 1 and a 1/2 hours; or to an internal temperature of 165°F.
Turducken may be basted with butter during the last hour of cooking if desired.
Remove from oven and allow to rest for 45 minutes before serving.
Slicing Instructions: For best results, allow an extra 20-30 minutes “resting time” after removing the Turducken from the oven. This allows the juices to be reabsorbed into the meat. Remove string or netting. If netted, pull netting away from the skin, and cut and remove. First, slice off the wings and legs. Cut the remainder into slices approximately ½” to ¾: thick, slicing from wing to wing, then slice once down the middle.
Where to buy turducken? At Cajun Grocer because we offer the best turducken for sale online, and deliver them Nationwide.
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★★★★★4.7from 7 reviews
We really enjoyed our Turduckhen this year! We get one every year for Thanksgiving and although this one didn't have all the Louisiana spices that we have tried and loved in some of the others, we had company this year who didn't care for spicy food. This one was perfect for them! The cornbread dressing was amazing! We had many compliments! Great job! Thank you for the help with making our Thanksgiving amazing!
Excellent product. Have been ordering the turduckin for several years for Christmas. Have enjoyed everyone. This has become a tradition for us.
For some reason, after cooking this one, we could not figure out how to slice it without hitting a bone. It was as if it exploded internally. We've had them before and never ran into this problem. It tasted okay, but was seriously a FrankenTurkey
Easy to bake, slice and enjoy. We enjoy them tremendously! Much easier than buying and getting a torrential turkey prepared. Everyone enjoys the unique flavor.
The turducken arrived as scheduled. First time ordering and having for Thanksgiving. Absolutely delicious, seasoned to perfection. Family and friends enjoyed. Will definitely order again.
This was not our first turducken. We have ordered several times before. In fact, the top choice now seems to be a turducken for a major family dinner. It is a definite hit with our immediate family and those who have been invited over at different times. Cajun Grocer can count us in, in the future. The order process was very easy. This time we used the accumulated rewards, though that didn't amount to very much. The family was very happy with this selection.
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Questions & answers
8 answered questionsQ: Does this come uncooked or is it cooked and just needs to be reheated according to directions?
A: The product is raw and needs to be prepared.
Q: Turducken Temperature What should the internal temperature be after cooking?
A: you’ve got to hit the magic number: 165°F. A 15 lb turducken is a massive beast—it’s a bird inside a bird inside a bird, with a whole lot of cornbread stuffing in the middle. That’s a lot of layers for heat to push through. Here is the law of the land for your 15 lb bird: The Magic Number Target Temperature: You aren't done until a meat thermometer reads 165°F in the very center of the stuffing. Don't Guess: It doesn't matter if it's been in the oven for 4 hours or 9 hours. If it says 160°F, put it back in. The USDA doesn't play around with poultry and stuffing, and neither should you. Where to Stick It (The Thermometer!) Since this thing is stuffed tighter than a Mardi Gras float, you can't just poke the skin. You need to get that probe into the thickest part of the breast and, most importantly, into the center of the cornbread stuffing. If the stuffing isn't hot enough, the juices from the birds haven't been "cooked safe" yet. Let It Rest Once you hit that 165°F, pull it out of the oven and let it sit for at least 30 to 45 minutes before you even think about carving it. This lets the juices settle back into the meat. The internal temp will actually carry over a few degrees while it sits. If you cut it too early, all that flavor—and that "liquid gold" fat we talked about—is going to run all over the cutting board instead of staying in the meat.
Q: After cooking the Turducken, is there juice to make gravy?
A: There may be some juice from the actual turducken while cooking that you could use to make a gravy but during the last hour if you like you can start basting the turducken and use that to make a gravy.
Q: How long can a Turducken remain in the freezer before cooking?
A: A turducken can be kept frozen for about 6 months.
Q: Is the netting on the bird to be removed before cooking?
A: The netting is to be removed only after the Turducken is cooked and finished the recommended 30 minutes of "setting" time to absorb all juices.
Q: Instructions say cook in roasting pan covered. Is that covered in a roasting pan with a lid or tented with aluminum foil?
A: It can be covered with a lid or aluminum foil.
Q: How many people on average will this serve?
A: Hello, On average it will feed 15-20 people. Any other questions we can be reached at 888-272-9347.
Q: What is the delivery time?
A: Hello, You can ship anywhere from Ground delivery to Overnight. Your Turducken will shipped in a cooler with dry ice and you will received it frozen. I do however suggest that you place your order now in order to ensure you get one, as we get closer to the holidays. Any questions we can be reached at 888-272-9347
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