Entire bird, ideal for roasting or boiling.
Whole chicken split down the backbone and flattened for faster grilling or roasting.
Meaty upper chest portion with rib bone attached; juicy when roasted.
Dark meat from the upper leg; very flavorful.
Lower part of the leg; kids’ favorite.
Thigh + drumstick together.
Includes drumette, wingette (flat), and wing tip.
Lean white meat, most common for grilling or pan-frying.
Juicy and flavorful; preferred in curries and kebabs.
Thin strip of meat under the breast, very tender.
Bird chopped into small/medium bone-in pieces, perfect for Indian curries.
Medium bone-in pieces designed for even cooking in rice dishes like biryani.
Wing meat trimmed into a fun “lollipop” shape, popular in Indo-Chinese dishes.
Ground meat from breast or thigh, used for kebabs, patties, and fillings.
Thin boneless slices, ideal for stir-fry or frying.
Larger bone-in pieces, best for slow cooking and stews.
Rich in flavor, commonly used in curries or pâtés.
Chewy muscle part of the stomach, often fried or curried.
Small and tender, perfect for stews or grilled skewers.
Large marrow-rich bones from leg and shoulder. Perfect for soups, bone broth, and gravies.
Thick leg bones filled with flavorful marrow. Best for nihari, nalli gosht, and stews.
Flat bones with some meat attached. Adds rich flavor to soups and curries.
Bony cuts with connective tissue. Excellent for slow-cooked curries and stocks.
A mix of marrow, rib, and neck bones. Perfect for versatile use in multiple recipes.
Mixed bone-in pieces from leg, shoulder, and ribs. Perfect for rich gravies and home-style curries.
Medium-sized bone-in pieces with balanced meat-to-bone ratio. Ideal for biryanis and pulaos.
Tender, lean pieces without bone. Great for kebabs, stir-fries, and kids’ meals.
Rib or loin cuts with juicy meat and bone. Perfect for grilling, pan-fry, or tandoor.
Meaty cuts from the back leg. Ideal for roasts, slow-cooking, or mutton raan.
Flavor-rich cuts from the front leg. Best for slow-cooked curries and stews.
Freshly minced from lean cuts. Great for kebabs, kheema masala, and stuffed dishes.
Goat legs for making flavorful paya soup or bone broth.
Fresh organ meat, rich in nutrients. Perfect for quick fry dishes.
Delicate and flavorful, great for Gurda-Kaleji fry.
Soft, creamy texture, perfect for bheja fry or masala.
Mixed chicken bones with little meat attached. Perfect for chicken stock, soups, and stews.
Bony section from the chicken neck. Adds deep flavor to broths and gravies.
Back portion with rib bones. Great for soup bases and slow cooking.
Chicken wing bones with some meat. Ideal for making chicken soup or stock with mild flavor.
Combination of neck, back, and wing bones. Good for all-purpose use in stock, soups, and curries.
Chicken feet rich in collagen. Used in Chinese soups and health broths.
Entire bird, ideal for roasting, grilling, or boiling.
Mixed bone-in pieces from breast, thighs, and wings. Perfect for Indian curries and gravies.
Medium-sized bone-in pieces with balanced meat-to-bone ratio. Cooks evenly in biryani and pulao.
Lean, skinless, and tender white meat. Great for grilling, stir-fry, and sandwiches.
Juicy, flavorful dark meat. Perfect for kebabs, curries, and roasts.
Lower part of the leg with juicy meat. Ideal for frying, baking, or tandoor.
Thigh and drumstick together. Perfect for roasting or slow cooking.
Includes drumettes, wingettes, and wing tips. Great for snacks, barbecues, and frying.
Soft strips under the breast. Best for quick fry and kids’ meals.
Ground chicken from breast or thigh. Used for kebabs, patties, and stuffing.
Wing meat trimmed into a “lollipop” shape. Popular Indo-Chinese starter.
Large bone-in pieces for soups and stews.