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### Chicken, Broiler

- **Type of Bird:** Chicken, Broiler
- **Weight:** 3-5 lbs
- **Description:** A young chicken raised specifically for meat production, known for its tender flesh and mild flavor.
- **Cooking Techniques:** Roasting, Grilling
- **Recipe:** **Grilled Lemon Herb Broiler Chicken**
  - **Ingredients:** 
    - 4 lbs broiler chicken, cut into pieces
    - 2 lemons, juiced and zested
    - 4 cloves garlic, minced
    - 1/4 cup olive oil
    - Fresh herbs (such as rosemary and thyme)

Different Types of Poultry and Their Culinary Uses

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Question: Include the type of bird, weight, description, 2 cooking techniques, 1 recipe, and a picture. 1. Chicken, Broiler 2. Chicken, Fryer 3. Chicken, Roaster 4. Chicken, Stewing 5. Chicken, Capon 6. Duckling, Broiler or Fryer 7. Duckling, Roaster 8. Goose, Young or Gosling 9. Guinea Hen or Fowl 10. Pheasant 11. Rock Cornish Game Hen 12. Squab 13. Turkey, Young Hen or Tom 14. Turkey, Yearling

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Sure! Here’s some detailed information on each bird type including their weight, description, cooking techniques, and one recipe: ### 1. Chicken, Broiler **Weight:** 2.5-4.5 lbs **Description:** Young chicken, tender meat usually ideal for roasting and frying. **Cooking Techniques:** Roasting, Grilling. **Recipe:** [Roast Chicken with Vegetables](https://www.bhg.com/recipe/poultry/roast-chicken-with-vegetables/) ![Broiler Chicken](https://www.example.com/broiler_chicken.jpg) ### 2. Chicken, Fryer **Weight:** 2.5-4 lbs **Description:** Similar to broiler, young chicken, slightly older, versatile for multiple cooking methods. **Cooking Techniques:** Frying, Baking. **Recipe:** [Southern Fried Chicken](https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/buttermilk-fried-chicken) ![Fryer Chicken](https://www.example.com/fryer_chicken.jpg) ### 3. Chicken, Roaster **Weight:** 5-7 lbs **Description:** Slightly older and larger than broilers, ideal for roasting. **Cooking Techniques:** Roasting, Braising. **Recipe:** [Garlic Herb Butter Roasted Chicken](https://www.delish.com/cooking/recipe-ideas/a28572889/herb-butter-roast-chicken-recipe/) ![Roaster Chicken](https://www.example.com/roaster_chicken.jpg) ### 4. Chicken, Stewing **Weight:** Over 5 lbs **Description:** Also known as hens, older chickens with firmer meat suited for slow cooking. **Cooking Techniques:** Stewing, Slow Cooking. **Recipe:** [Chicken and Dumplings](https://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/chicken_and_dumplings/) ![Stewing Chicken](https://www.example.com/stewing_chicken.jpg) ### 5. Chicken, Capon **Weight:** 6-10 lbs **Description:** Castrated male chicken, tender and flavorful meat. **Cooking Techniques:** Roasting, Grilling. **Recipe:** [Roast Capon with Sage Stuffing](https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/roast-capon-with-sage-stuffing-recipe-1947738) ![Capon](https://www.example.com/capon.jpg) ### 6. Duckling, Broiler or Fryer **Weight:** 3-6 lbs **Description:** Young and tender, rich dark meat. **Cooking Techniques:** Roasting, Grilling. **Recipe:** [Roast Duckling with Orange Sauce](https://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/roast-duckling-with-orange-sauce/) ![Duckling](https://www.example.com/broiler_fryer_duckling.jpg) ### 7. Duckling, Roaster **Weight:** 4-7 lbs **Description:** Slightly older than broiler, very flavorful dark meat. **Cooking Techniques:** Roasting, Braising. **Recipe:** [Peking Duck](https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/37830/peking-duck/) ![Roaster Duckling](https://www.example.com/roaster_duckling.jpg) ### 8. Goose, Young or Gosling **Weight:** 10-16 lbs **Description:** Tender and rich meat, often served at special occasions. **Cooking Techniques:** Roasting, Braising. **Recipe:** [Roast Goose with Apple and Prune Stuffing](https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2011/nov/25/rick-stein-roast-goose-recipe) ![Young Goose](https://www.example.com/young_goose.jpg) ### 9. Guinea Hen or Fowl **Weight:** 2-3 lbs **Description:** Game bird with rich, slightly wild flavor. **Cooking Techniques:** Roasting, Braising. **Recipe:** [Roast Guinea Fowl with Herbs](https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/roast-guinea-fowl-herbs) ![Guinea Fowl](https://www.example.com/guinea_fowl.jpg) ### 10. Pheasant **Weight:** 2-3 lbs **Description:** Game bird, similar to chicken but with a distinctive flavor. **Cooking Techniques:** Roasting, Braising. **Recipe:** [Roast Pheasant with Red Wine Gravy](https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/roast-pheasant-red-wine-gravy) ![Pheasant](https://www.example.com/pheasant.jpg) ### 11. Rock Cornish Game Hen **Weight:** 1-2 lbs **Description:** Small, young chicken, very tender meat. **Cooking Techniques:** Roasting, Grilling. **Recipe:** [Stuffed Cornish Game Hens](https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/stuffed-cornish-hens-recipe-1943757) ![Cornish Game Hen](https://www.example.com/cornish_game_hen.jpg) ### 12. Squab **Weight:** 0.5-1 lb **Description:** Young domestic pigeon with very tender meat. **Cooking Techniques:** Roasting, Grilling. **Recipe:** [Roast Squab with Sweet Potatoes](https://www.britannica.com/culinary/Roast-Squab-Sweet-Potatoes) ![Squab](https://www.example.com/squab.jpg) ### 13. Turkey, Young Hen or Tom **Weight:** Hen 8-16 lbs, Tom 16-24 lbs **Description:** Commonly used during holidays, tender and versatile. **Cooking Techniques:** Roasting, Deep Frying. **Recipe:** [Classic Roast Turkey](https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/classic-roast-turkey-233740) ![Young Turkey](https://www.example.com/young_turkey.jpg) ### 14. Turkey, Yearling **Weight:** 10-30 lbs **Description:** Slightly older than young turkey, can be used similarly to the young turkey. **Cooking Techniques:** Roasting, Braising. **Recipe:** [Herb-Roasted Turkey](https://www.delish.com/holiday-recipes/thanksgiving/a550/bobby-flay-herb-roasted-turkey-recipe-db1110/) ![Yearling Turkey](https://www.example.com/yearling_turkey.jpg) Note: For images and recipes, the links provided are placeholders. Please replace these links with actual URLs to the images or recipes of your choice.

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March 25, 2025, 9:10 a.m.

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