Unless you have chickens in the backyard or buy a live chicken to be killed for your table, you will most probably never "dress" it. Dressing means to remove the feathers, head, entrails etc. Obviously, all poultry sold in supermarkets is already dressed. From a recipe standpoint, you should check the poultry for any remaining feathers, rinse the bird and truss if you wish.
Chicken poultry refers to domesticated birds, primarily chickens, raised for their meat and eggs. Poultry farming encompasses the breeding, raising, and management of these birds, which include not only chickens but also ducks, turkeys, and geese. Chicken is one of the most widely consumed sources of protein globally, and poultry farming plays a significant role in the agricultural industry. Additionally, chicken poultry is known for its versatility in cuisine and its economic importance in many countries.
What is the typical weight range of a poultry carcass?
The typical weight range of a poultry carcass varies by species. For instance, a whole chicken generally weighs between 3 to 6 pounds, while turkeys can range from 10 to 30 pounds or more, depending on age and breed. Ducks usually weigh around 4 to 8 pounds, while geese can weigh between 10 to 20 pounds. These weights can fluctuate based on factors such as farming practices and feed.
Do you need to hang a goose when you kill it?
After the bird is dispatched, yes. It is a good idea to hang the bird to drain the remaining blood.
Newcastle disease in Poultry birds?
Newcastle disease is a contagious viral infection causing a respiratory nervous disorder. The disease is highly contagious and there is no treatment for this disease once it starts. All birds in the flock usually become infected within three to four days. The virus is transmitted by contaminated equipment, clothing and shoes. The most frequent signs observed are nasal discharge, excess mucous in the trachea and cloudy eyes. The disease in young chickens begins with difficult breathing, gasping and sneezing. Mortality may vary from zero to total loss of the flock. Vaccination of healthy birds is practiced widely and medicated feeds are often the small farms only defense. The vaccine B1 and LaSota can be administered via drops into the nostril or eye, and can be added to the drinking water of day old birds along with a vitamin tonic. "Organically" raised birds are most often the victims as this method of farming avoids all medications and vaccines. Newcastle cannot be differentiated from infectious bronchitis and some other respiratory diseases without laboratory testing.
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What is the meaning of backyard poultry?
Back yard poultry is the average person raising chickens, turkeys, ducks and geese for his personal use and sale.
How much money does a goose cost?
the goose is how ever much the person selling it charges for it
well i charge $144 each
What do you serve with Chicken Vindaloo?
It depends if your Vindaloo recipe is the traditional curry, that does not contain potatoes, or if it is the recipe that does call for potatoes to be added. If the potatoes have not been added, a simple white rice can be served with it. If the potatoes are already added, the you wouldn't need to add another starch, but you could if you so desired.
Can formalin be used as a preservative in the extension of shelf life in poultry bone meal?
CAN be, and CAN SAFELY be, are two entirely different subjects.
Why should you use paper towel when wiping up meat and poultry juices?
Using paper towels to wipe up meat and poultry juices is important for food safety because they are disposable and help prevent cross-contamination. Unlike cloth towels, which can harbor bacteria even after washing, paper towels can be discarded after use, reducing the risk of spreading harmful pathogens. Additionally, paper towels are highly absorbent, making them effective for quickly soaking up liquids and ensuring a clean surface.
It depends, poultry skin has a very high amount of fat and calories. and is most often deep fried.
If cooking more than one chicken at a time take longer than just cooking one?
Yes, It does take longer to cook more than one chicken because you have more things to heat up in the oven there for it takes longer.
What are the three best ways to defrost meat or poultry?
There are three convenient ways to defrost frozen meat, in the refrigerator, in moving water, or in the microwave.
The best (from the safety point of view) is in the refrigerator. But size is important as well. If you have a small hamburger patty the microwave can work well, but the microwave has a tendency to cook outer portions of meat before the inner portions are defrosted. A pound of ground round (hamburger meat) can be defrosted in the microwave if you use the defrost setting and remove defrosted meat as you go. And then cook immediately.
Defrosting in water is reasonable if you can put your frozen food in a waterproof plastic bag with the air pressed out and place it in a pot and keep a stream of cold water running through the pot. You have to watch this process and don't let defrosted meat linger in the pot. Make use of your defrosted meat immediately.
If you have the time or your defrosting job is larger than a pound, refrigerator defrosting is the safest and easiest; just plan ahead.
A poultry product, in mainstream supermarkets, is either chicken, or turkey products, which can be sold whole, or in parts, breadded, pre-cooked, or even frozen.
Recipe for glazed sesame chicken stir fry Asian spice what is the Asian spice?
In an Asian food mart look for Chinese 5 Spice. I don't know all the spices, but some include cumin and cayenne and possible coriander.
What does tandoori chicken taste like?
Tandoori chicken is a spicy chicken dish that originated in India. Tandoori chicken - a Punjabi dish - is so-called because it is cooked in a round, deep clay oven called a tandoor, as are other tandoori meats, kebabs and bread. Meats are usually first marinated in yoghurt and spices . The traditional glorious red or golden colouring is from colourants - often dried, ground beetroot for red. The tandoor is a very hot oven using charcoal for heat. Similar ovens have been, and still are, used around the Middle East and Asia for centuries. Tandoori? It is a method of cooking - a tandoor is a large clay oven that has a lid rather than a door - in shape and size it is similar to a large amphora. Hot coals or charcoal is placed in the bottom to heat it. It is common to large parts of India.
If a chicken farm sold 3000 dozen eggs last week how many individual eggs were sold?
1 dozen = 12
so,
3000 dozen eggs = 3000 x 12 individual eggs = 36000 eggs were sold last week