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  1. 3KillerBs

    Are roosters appx. 13-14 weeks okay in flavor to eat?

    :D That's why my DH won't eat snow crab. He says it's too much work for too little food.
  2. 3KillerBs

    Are roosters appx. 13-14 weeks okay in flavor to eat?

    I have picked so many chicken carcasses in a lifetime of frugality and using all the meat that can be used that my coworkers in the deli^ are astonished at how fast I can reduce one of those little rotisserie chickens to a pile of meat -- and get more meat off them than others too. I even save...
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    Are roosters appx. 13-14 weeks okay in flavor to eat?

    Those feet added to the carcass in a crockpot overnight make a stock that can be sliced once it's cold! I loved having that as an ingredient for all those recipes that want chicken broth or chicken bullion.
  4. 3KillerBs

    Are roosters appx. 13-14 weeks okay in flavor to eat?

    I wouldn't bother with all that -- but then I never brine because one of the reasons we want meat birds is to NOT have meat soaked in saltwater like the grocery store birds' ;) :D My annoying packing peanuts were shoved into the stock pot two at a time, simmered all day, then picked and turned...
  5. 3KillerBs

    Are roosters appx. 13-14 weeks okay in flavor to eat?

    They will be more chicken-y than the bland and mushy Cornish X from the grocery store. When I had my in-town chickens I did my "packing peanuts" at about that age -- when they'd started to crow and scuffle. They weren't very meaty (probably production reds), but they made AWESOME chicken and...
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