Coming Home to Roost

Chicken aficionados find that the old ways produce the best birds
Sam Gugino
Issue: September 30, 2003

In the 1950s, when I was a kid living on the west side of Buffalo, N.Y., there was a poultry shop right next to my elementary school. When Mom picked out a chicken for dinner, it was still clucking. And when she cooked that bird it had a real down-home flavor with lots of character.

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