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Cooking Temperature – Chicken and Cornish Hen

Description Fahrenheit Celsius Gas mark
Chicken
Roasted – Whole Unstuffed
2½ to 3 pounds
1¼ to 1½ hours
350°F 177°C 4
Chicken
Roasted – Whole Unstuffed
3 to 4 pounds
1½ to 1¾ hours
350°F 177°C 4
Chicken
Roasted – Whole Unstuffed
4 to 6 pounds
1¾ to 2 hours
350°F 177°C 4
Chicken
Roasted – Whole Stuffed
2½ to 3 pounds
1½ to 1¾ hours
350°F 177°C 4
Chicken
Roasted – Whole Stuffed
3 to 4 pounds
1¾ to 2 hours
350°F 177°C 4
Chicken
Roasted – Whole Stuffed
4 to 6 pounds
2 to 2¼ hours
350°F 177°C 4
Cornish Hen
Roasted – Unstuffed
1 to 2 pounds
1 to 1¼ hours
350°F 177°C 4
Cornish Hen
Roasted – Stuffed
1 to 2 pounds
1¼ to 1½ hours
350°F 177°C 4
Capon
Roasted – Unstuffed
5 to 6 pounds
1¾ to 2 hours
325°F 163°C 3
Capon
Roasted – Unstuffed
6 to 8 pounds
2¼ to 3½ hours
325°F 163°C 3
Capon
Roasted – Stuffed
5 to 6 pounds
2½ to 3 hours
325°F 163°C 3
Capon
Roasted – Stuffed
6 to 8 pounds
3 to 4 hours
325°F 163°C 3
 

Gas Mark

Gas Mark is a numeric temperature scale used on gas ovens and cookers in the United Kingdom, Ireland and several Commonwealth nations. It is the most common temperature scale used for new gas ovens sold in the UK and the Commonwealth. Very few UK and Commonwealth ovens are labeled in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit. Therefore, cooks in the USA and other countries, with their ovens marked in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit, need to convert UK recipies from Gas Mark to degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit. The reverse is also true, cooks in the UK and the Commonwealth need to convert some recipies from degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit to Gas Mark. You can do both with this handy converter.
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