Turbaconducken (Turducken Wrapped in Bacon) How To Make It

Just in time for the winter season comes a recipe that is sure to bring bacon lovers some warm holiday cheer. Turbaconducken.

Turbaconducken? What the heck is that? It sounds like something out of an old twilight zone. The thing is, that although it is out of this world, it is out of this world good. Just pull that name apart and you can see the ingredients.

That’s right – a chicken stuffed in duck stuffed in a turkey, all wrapped in bacon. Otherwise known as a bacon-wrapped turducken. Just how did we create this meaty madness?

Below here is what it all looks like when put together on the table, ready to eat! This is going to be a pictorial story, to show what’s happening, each step of the way.

Read on.

Turbaconducken raw wrapped assembled
all raw wrapped assembled

Let’s check out the ingredients, all set out in the kitchen, before we start.

Turbaconducken ingredients
Turbaconducken ingredients

It all started with a dream … and of course, a whole bunch of bacon. Five pounds of bacon to be exact. For some variety we used three types of bacon, including Rocco’s Country Peppered Bacon for the decorative topping.

Turbaconducken ingredients raw unwrapped uncut
Turbaconducken ingredients raw unwrapped uncut

We used a 15 pound turkey, a small duck, and a pre-cut whole chicken. We consulted the internet for a turducken recipe and hoped for the best.

chicken wrapped in bacon
chicken wrapped in bacon

We started by wrapping the chicken pieces in bacon.

duck unwrapped
duck unwrapped

Then we split the duck into two halves…

duck wrapped
duck wrapped

…and wrapped the duck halves in bacon.

turkey with stuff raw
turkey with stuff raw

At this point the chicken and duck started looking pretty big, so we test fit the pieces into the turkey. There wasn’t any room to spare but we managed to get all the pieces in there.

all raw wrapped assembled side
all raw wrapped assembled side

Then we wrapped the turkey in bacon and the feast was ready for the oven.

in pan ready to cook
in pan ready to cook

We cooked the birds in a roaster oven on low heat. Cooking took all day but the results were worth the wait.

cooked front
cooked front

The cooked concoction looked mouth-wateringly good after pulling it out of the oven.

Turbaconducken cooked side
Turbaconducken cooked side

Some of the bacon shifted during cooking, but overall the bacon held together quite well after an entire day in the oven.

Turbaconducken on plate
Turbaconducken on the plate

The final product was moist and absolutely delicious. We used no seasoning whatsoever. The bacon gave the poultry just the right hint of salty goodness. The perfect holiday meal for bacon lovers everywhere!

Smaste rating: 45.953

Signing off at Pigging out!

Rocco “Boss Hog” Loosbrock

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Rocco Loosbrock
Rocco Loosbrock is a financial wizard who writes about food, wine and the world of gourmet bacon.Rocco owns and runs a Bacon of the Month Club called The Bacon Freak Bacon is Meat Candy Club as well as a Wine Club called the Coastal Vineyard Wine Club.After leaving the military, Rocco worked at a local bank while attending classes and earned his Bachelor’s degree in Management at Azusa Pacific University. Rocco loves to do woodworking, cooking, and growing fresh ingredients for his kitchen.