Decent selection but a bit pricy. Last Thanksgiving I made turducken. I asked the staff for some cooking tips and they told me to roast it at 400° until the internal temp hit 200°. As a former professional cook, no meat should ever be cooked that hot unless you need a new pair of shoes. On another occasion, I was searching for squab and no one there had ever heard of it. Can they cut meat? Yes. Do they know what to do with it after it's cut? Absolutely not. If you buy meat from them, you will not be disappointed, however, for helpful cooking hints, pull out your Ouija board and try to channel Julia Child.