Beef Bone Broth – Pressure Cooker vs Slow Cooker


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— place cut up veggies in cooker. –place bones in cooker –add enough water to cover it all –cook on low for 24 hours. Be sure to add water if level goes below …

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  1. Akane Cortich
    Akane Cortich says:

    24 hours is simply not practical. I could do 6 hours pressure cooker while I at home. But no way in the world would I leave anything cooking while Im not at home, and my insurance company would agree with me.

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  2. Osama El-kadi
    Osama El-kadi says:

    Pressure cooker takes half the time slow cooker needs. 2 hours on the pressure cooker is not enough, so the comparison in not valid. you nee 12 hours low pressure cooking then compare.not two hours.

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  3. Rhonda De La Cruz
    Rhonda De La Cruz says:

    Hi Jack
    on the pressure cooker if you note you have more juice because you added the same about of water to both of them . understanding the pressure cooker there should of only been 1 cup of water as you noted that you have another jar of broth, that is extra their was to much water added . using the pressure cooker it will make its own juice which are usely more tasty and rich , also very gelatin ! Might want to try it with just 1 cup of water and see how much juice you get a long with the flavor is REALLY RICH AND GOOD !! yum , yum

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  4. Brian O
    Brian O says:

    Regarding PF's comment about the water being evaporated in the slow cooker making it more concentrated, did you add water every so often to the slow cooker or let it evaporate?

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  5. Gabrielle S
    Gabrielle S says:

    I have done both pressure cooker and crockpot. I wish you had shown the broth after it was cold so that we can see the gelatin. That's when you know you have made a good broth. The flavor depends solely upon the ingredients you use and the seasonings or the types of meat.
    I like that knife oh, I'm glad you talked about that too.

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  6. beverly francis
    beverly francis says:

    Since I dont have slow cooker, I think to do pressure cooking 2 hours, add water as necessary and pressurize another 2 hours to achieve that richness. Also, am considering that some metal from a pressure cooker may find its way into broth, so that's a minus?

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  7. SAM J.W
    SAM J.W says:

    can you PLZ do a slow cooker version of Korean oxtail Soup I been looking for one for the past two days now thanks in advance by the way great video

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  8. J.W.
    J.W. says:

    Low and slow seems to work well for me to get the most out of the ingredients. The bones have nutrients that fully release when subjected to low constant heat.

    Just my opinion. Do what ever you want to do.

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  9. Ruby Slippers
    Ruby Slippers says:

    I’m not sure After reading comments. Flaws in your experience, perhaps. Yesterday, was the first time cooking food in my pressure cooker. 90 min for lamb shanks. Then canned it. 🍖

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  10. واحد زهقان
    واحد زهقان says:

    Could it be because the slow cooker broth was more concentrated? Maybe you should have used half the water in the pressure cooker? Try to add as much water to the slow cooked broth and see what happens to it.

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