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Free-range chickens by John Spottiswood.

Free-range chickens are tastier and more humanely raised, but tougher and more expensive. Cuts include halves = splits, which are broiler-fryers cut in half; breast halves = breast splits; breast quarters, which include the breast, wing, and back; drumsticks, which are the part of leg below the knee; drummettes, which are the meatiest wing section; and leg quarters, which include the drumstick and thigh. Cut-up chickens are broiler-fryers that are cut up and packaged with two breast halves, two thighs, two drumsticks, and two wings.

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Also known as

  • Free-range chickens
  • Halves
  • Splits
  • Breast halves
  • Breast splits
  • Breast quarters
  • Drumsticks
  • Drummettes
  • Leg quarters
  • Cut-up chickens

Substitutes

turkey OR rabbit OR pheasant (more expensive) OR goose (don't stuff) OR extra firm tofu OR scallops OR shrimp

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