Thanksgiving 2013 was a good day. We cooked one turkey in the turkey fryer, and the other one was baked. The baked turkey was special, as it was a Turducken: a chicken inside of a duck inside of a turkey. No, we did not stuff the birds inside each other ourselves. We bought it already done. I can only imagine how messy that must be!
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| Turkey fryer turkey got injected with a Cajun sauce. |
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| After this, the kids got busy ripping up bread for the dressing. |
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| Pause for a few smiles. |
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| At the right time, Dan slowly lowered Mr. Tom into the boiling oil. |
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| There he goes! |
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| Dominic stepped on the do not cross line that Dan drew around the turkey fryer. Anthony busted him. |
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| Yep, I mean you. |
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| All done! Doesn't that look good? |
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| The kids couldn't wait to dig in! |
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| The Turducken, fresh from the oven. |
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| Time to slice it up. |
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| Isn't that interesting?! It came with a rice stuffing inside. The Turducken tasted good, but I wouldn't want to get one every year. |
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| Let the feast begin! |
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| After the feast (and clean-up and napping), the kids played dodge ball with Daddy, except with a football. |
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