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james9437

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Which of the following birds weigh three to five pounds and have soft skin, tender meat, and a flexible breastbone?
 a. broilers and fryers
  b. neutered male chickens
  c. a cross between a Cornish hen and another common breed, such as a White Plymouth Rock, New Hampshire, or Barred Plymouth Rock
  d. baking or stewing chickens
  e. chickens of either sex, processed at ten to twelve weeks of age

Question 2

Which of the following are best used in soups and stews?
 a. broilers and fryers
  b. capons
  c. Cornish game hens
  d. older chickens
  e. roasters



ultraflyy23

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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