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Use these times as a guide, bearing in mind the size and weight of each bird vary. Be sure
to preheat the oven before cooking your bird(s), and always check that the bird is fully
cooked before serving.
| MEAT | OVEN TEMPERATURE | COOKING TIME | |
| Poussin | 375F (190C) | 12 mins per 1lb (450g) plus 12 mins | |
| Chicken | 400F (200C) | 20 mins per 1lb (450g) plus 20 mins | |
| Duck | 350F (180C) | 20 mins per 1lb (450g) plus 20 mins | |
| Goose | 350F (180C) | 20 mins per 1lb (450g) plus 20 mins | |
| Pheasant | 400F (200C) | 50 mins total cooking | |
| Turkey | 79lb (3.54.5kg) | 375F (190C) | 21/23 hrs total cooking |
| 1012lb (56kg) | 375F (190C) | 31/24 hrs total cooking | |
| 1317lb (6.58.5kg) | 375F (190C) | 41/25 hrs total cooking |
| FAHRENHEIT | CELSIUS | DESCRIPTION |
| 225F | 110C | Cool |
| 250F | 130C | Cool |
| 275F | 140C | Very low |
| 300F | 150C | Very low |
| 325F | 160C | Low |
| 350F | 180C | Moderate |
| 375F | 190C | Moderately hot |
| 400F | 200C | Hot |
| 425F | 220C | Hot |
| 450F | 230C | Very hot |
| 475F | 240C | Very hot |
| IMPERIAL | METRIC | IMPERIAL | METRIC |
| 1fl oz | 30ml | 15fl oz | 450ml |
| 2fl oz | 60ml | 16fl oz | 500ml |
| 21/2fl oz | 75ml | 2 cups | 500ml |
| 31/2fl oz | 100ml | 1 pint | 500ml |
| 4fl oz | 120ml | 3 cups | 700ml |
| 5fl oz | 150ml | 4 cups | 950ml |
| 6fl oz | 175ml | 2 pints | 950ml |
| 7fl oz | 200ml | 2 pints | roughly 1 liter |
| 8fl oz | 250ml | 21/2 pints | 1.2 liters |
| 10fl oz | 300ml | 3 pints | 1.4 liters |
| 12fl oz | 350ml | 3.5 pints | 1.7 liters |
| 14fl oz | 400ml | 4 pints | 1.8 liters |
| IMPERIAL | METRIC | IMPERIAL | METRIC |
| 1/2oz | 15g | 51/2oz | 150g |
| 3/4oz | 20g | 6oz | 175g |
| scant 1oz | 25g | 7oz | 200g |
| 1oz | 30g | 8oz | 225g |
| 11/2oz | 45g | 9oz | 250g |
| 11/3oz | 50g | 10oz | 300g |
| 2oz | 60g | 1lb | 450g |
| 21/2oz | 75g | 1lb 2oz | 500g |
| 3oz | 85g | 11/2lb | 675g |
| 31/2oz | 100g | 2lb | 900g |
| 4oz | 115g | 21/4lb | 1kg |
| 41/2oz | 125g | 3lb 3oz | 1.5kg |
| 5oz | 140g | 4lb | 1.8kg |
every D ay
easy
Chicken
Based on content previously published in
The Illustrated Kitchen Bible
every D ay
easy
Chicken
simple suppers roasts one-pot leftovers
L ONDON, N EW Y ORK, M ELBOURNE,
M UNICH, AND D ELHI
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Material first published in The Illustrated Kitchen Bible in 2008
This edition first published in the United States
by DK Publishing, 375 Hudson Street
New York, New York 10014
09 10 11 12 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
176448October 2009
Copyright 2008, 2009 Dorling Kindersley
Text copyright 2008, 2009 Dorling Kindersley
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Published in Great Britain by Dorling Kindersley Limited.
A catalog record for this book is available from the Library of Congress.ISBN 978-0-7566-5792-5
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We all love chicken. Many cultures around the world enjoy classic chicken dishes as part of their cuisinewhether Indian Chicken Tikka Masala, Southern Fried Chicken, or Thai Noodle Stir-fry. The really great news is that most of these are easy to make at home when youre shown how. Chicken is great for any occasion toofrom a fast family supper to an impressive main dish when entertainingso knowing your wishbone from your drumstick can drastically increase your culinary repertoire. Easy to cook, healthy, and readily available, the benefits of being a chicken whiz are manifold.
Other poultry is equally delicious, so weve included some here too. Turkey, goose, poussin, and duck are all readily available and are worth the extra expense. Game meats, such as pheasant and guinea fowl, although more occasional dishes, are thoroughly rewarding to cook and eat.
A range of chicken Techniques at the beginning of the book, including boning, butterflying, marinating, poaching, braising, roasting, and carving, will refine your core skills, enabling you to save time in the kitchen. Following this is a range of
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