Roast Tyson® Uncooked Whole Cornish Hens with your signature spice or rubs and serve with a rice pilaf and a side of roasted vegetables for an upscale dinner special.
Conventional Oven To Roast: Preheat oven to 350°F. Season and truss. Place breast side up on rack in shallow roasting pan. Brush with melted butter. Roast uncovered 1 hour (1 hour 15 minutes if hen is over 1 lb. 2 ozs.). Baste frequently with butter. To brown, raise oven to 400°F during last 10 minutes.
Thawing Instructions To Thaw: Leave in original wrapper, thaw in refrigerator or immerse in cool water 2 to 3 hours. Keep refrigerated if not cooked at once.
Roast, uncovered, basting frequently with butter for 1 hour (if hen weighs over 1lb 2oz, roast 1 hour and 15 minutes) or until internal temperature on instant read thermometer reaches 180°F when inserted into inner thigh.
More about this item
If you are looking for something new on your menu or an idea that makes a dramatic presentation, Whole Cornish Hens is the answer. These birds are uncooked which makes them ready to receive your signature rubs, marinades and choice of cooking style be it roasted, smoked or even grilled! Roasted flavor featured this week and Smoked BBQ the next, your inspiration is unlimited. The Tyson® brand has been a trusted source for quality poultry for decades. Made with high quality meat and ingredients, Tyson® product offerings make up the most complete line of poultry solutions—addressing your every operation need with a variety of price points, product forms and flavors.
- Our Whole Cornish Hens comes with the neck and giblets already removed to reduce prep time and labor costs.
- Stored frozen at 0°F, our chicken has a shelf life of 540 days.
- Uncooked product allows you to serve scratch-made taste without added assembly time.
Whole cornish hens without necks and giblets.
Tyson Cornish Hens at Sam’s Club
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