Flesh and skin portion of a quail. Cooked by baking.
Raw flesh and skin portion from a quail.
Flesh, skin and fat from all portions of the duck. Cooked by baking.
Skin and fat from all portions of the duck. Cooked by baking.
Raw flesh, skin and fat from all portions of the duck.
Flesh from all portions of the duck. Skin removed. Cooked by baking.
Skin and fat from all portions of the duck.
Raw flesh from all portions of the duck. Skin removed.
Flesh, skin and separable fat from the hindquarter (thigh and drumstick) portion of a chicken. Cooked by baking.
Flesh from the hindquarter (thigh and drumstick) portion of a turkey. Skin removed. Cooked by baking.
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