Cockentrice? [That’s Quite the Image!]
Cockentrice? [That’s Quite the Image!] – In this episode of "50 Tastes Of Gray," we dive into the historical and culinary marvel of the Cockentrice, a mythical dish from Tudor England. Popular with Henry Tudor, the Cockentrice is a unique creation where a suckling pig is sewn to a capon, stuffed with beet, dried fruits, and spices. This hybrid pig-chicken creature is both terrifying and delicious, and might just be the precursor to the modern turducken. Join us as we explore the history, preparation, and cultural significance of this fascinating dish.
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