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16 Cards in this Set

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Broiler
4-6 weeks old, 1-3 pounds

Broiling, grilling, sauteing

Often prepared whole or split
Fryer
6-10 weeks old, 3 1/2 - 4 1/2 lbs

Roasting, grilling, broiling, sauteing

Often prepared whole, split, quartered, or disjointed
Roaster
3-5 months, 7-9 lbs

Roasting

Most often prepared whole
Fowl (Stewing hen, female)
Over 10 months, 6-8 lbs

Simmering

Most often prepared in a soup, stock, or stew
Poussin
3 weeks old, 1 lb

Roasting

Most often prepared whole
Rock, Cornish Hen, Cornish Cross
5-7 weeks old, less than 2 lbs

Roasting

Most often prepared whole or split
Capon (Castrated male)
Under 8 months, 7-9 lbs

Roasting

Roasted whole, carving
Hen Turkey (female)
5-7 months, 8-20 lbs

Roasting

Roasted whole
Tom Turkey (male)
Over 7 months, 20 and up lbs

Roasting

Roasted whole
Broiler Duckling
Under 8 weeks, 4-6 lbs

Roasting, sauteing, grilling

Often only breast is prepared. Legs often prepared as confit
Roaster Duckling
Under 12 weeks, 6-8 lbs

Roasting

Slow roast whole or cut in half; can be cut into parts and roasted
Goose
6 months and up, 8-16 lbs

Roasting

Can be dry cooked, roasted whole or cut in half, cut into parts and roasted
Squab
25-30 days, 3/4 - 1 lbs

Roasting

Roasted Whole
Pigeon
2-6 months, 3/4 - 1 lbs

Roasting

Roasted whole
Pheasant
6-8 weeks, 2-3 lbs

Roasting

Can be cooked dry- or moist-heat methods; can be roasted whole or cut in half
Quail
6-8 weeks old, 1/4 - 1/2 lb

Roasting, grilling, broiling

Roasted whole