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capon is a
cockerel (a male
chicken) whose reproductive organs were removed at a young age. Typically, the
castration is performed when the chicken is between 6 and 20 weeks old.
The benefits are a non-aggressive male that can serve as a mother for baby chicks. They also produce ample, tender meat when butchered and as such are a choice poultry meat in some locales.
Due to the high fat content, they're self-basting.
The caponisation of poultry is banned in the United Kingdom on animal welfare grounds, though the meat itself isn't illegal.
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