Orpingtons?

One thing I wanted to add. Although I was disappointed with their size, I am very happy with the quality of the meat. The leg quarters were very, very good. They beat the pants off of any Cornish X leg quarter I have ever had. The meat was much darker and had a different texture than any other chicken I have ever eaten. I wish I could get quarters like that from a Cornish.
 
When I was a kid I can remember my aunt getting a box of 100 straight run Buff Orpington chicks. She kept the pullets for eggs and we ate the cockerels. They were delicious.
 
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Because Buffy taste good.
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We are on our 3rd one. We must have done something wrong the first to times because it was horrible and tough. The last one I boiled then put on grill. The meat would not come off the bone bad bad bad. (they were 18wks and last was 26 wks) any suggestions? What am I doing wrong?
 
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Orps are a good "dual purpose meat bird, especially if you like legs. Some people consider the white colored skin a drawback, though. Depends on what you are accustomed to, I suppose.
 

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