Turducken of the Sea

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Turducken of the Sea

A few months back we all went for lunch at a local Fish ‘n Chips place. We ordered an appetizer of deep fried Smelts. Ordering deep-fried fish doesn’t seem like a really appropriate appetizer when your main course is deep-fried fish, but hey — Smelts are good!

This deep-fried fish lunch really got me to thinking — what if the fish were combined into one dish. Of course, I then immediately thought of a Turducken, and that led me to the concept of a turducken of the sea, or perhaps Fish Turducken.

It would go something like this, take a deep fried smelt, and embed that into a deep fried rainbow trout, put that into a deep fried salmon, insert that into a deep fried swordfish and jam it all into a deep fried whole tuna.

I think it’s brilliant. When can the marketing begin?

return to cmh blog Sports & Leisure › food     2007-04-14 11:20   ...1
I think I just threw up a little bit in my mouth.

However, I vote for the name 'Turducken Of The Sea'. It's awesome.
at 2007-4-14 15:39 by Keltie
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