Instant Pot Bone Broth


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Instant Pot Bone Broth for beginners (using the Instant Pot electric pressure cooker). Written Recipe Here: …

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  1. Carol Church
    Carol Church says:

    I like the Turkey gizzards too .Gizzerd gravy anyone ?or stuffing yumm.thats agood looking broth havnt done any yet ever homade .But ive saved my scraps .So im thinking of trying it today .But its gonna be chicken bones.and veggies. But the turkey looks good.

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  2. Keith Olson
    Keith Olson says:

    1. Fat is your friend; SUGAR is the enemy, but lobbyists convinced us that the reverse was true.
    2. I remove the meat from the bones, put the meat back in the pot, reduce it down until almost all of the water is gone, then us a Vitamix to puree/emulsify everything, then freeze the result into pucks that I can drop into anything I want to boost the flavour of. (Adding one to hamburger when you are going to make patties for burgers makes them taste AMAZING!)

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  3. Luanne McCallister
    Luanne McCallister says:

    I just came back and watched the video for a refresher. I made this last year for the first time, and it was amazing. It sure did taste good when I got sick. I don't have as much freezer space this year, so will use some of it for soup and freeze some. Thanks for sharing!

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  4. Vinod Chauhan
    Vinod Chauhan says:

    I wish these videos could be shorter – it’s a known fact that any videos over 5-6 minutes become unpopular and not viewed fully by viewers with busy lives … and those others who need to check on a whole bunch of other communications !! Thanks though .

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  5. W. M. Kiefer
    W. M. Kiefer says:

    For years, I have added whole, uncooked eggs in shell to soups, gumbo, or any pot dish that has a lot of liquid. After a while I will whack the floaters and cause them to sink in the juice. Eggs will take on the color and flavors of whatever they are cooked with. Boil crabs or crawfish with seasonings; add corn, potatoes, and eggs to the boiling pot. Crawfish flavored boiled eggs!!!😀

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  6. Sheila Dale
    Sheila Dale says:

    Thank you.. excellent presentation!
    At 73 yrs and when younger I camned and froze tons of food. Used the old presdure cooker. Today i borrowed my son's electric pressure cooker
    specificly to make chicken bone broth (never made before). I knew some people made beef broth in the electric cooker setting it for 4 hrs. But I didnt know how long to cook for chicken. SO GLAD to find your channel!
    Making my broth tomorrow. Have organic chicken legs ( bigger bones, more nitrition) but need to pick up organic vegies.
    My biggest concerm is that I do not have a good water filter and have no idea what to buy since all bottled water comes in plastic.
    Thank you again. I have subscribed.

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  7. Fury Smith
    Fury Smith says:

    I know I’m late to the party, lol but Wowwww I’ve only ever cooked it for 2 hours and it gels up perfectly… I’ll try increasing my time… what size pot do you have?

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  8. Connor Thompson
    Connor Thompson says:

    Thank you for this video. I just got an instant pot and haven't used it yet. I love bone broth and have made it several times and cooked it on the stove for 24 hours. I'm nervous about the pressure cooker though so your video has been very helpful.

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  9. PJ D
    PJ D says:

    I save my chicken bones etc, also until I have enough to make broth. Made some the other day, and yes, it is so yummy, that I had 2 mug fulls of it, it is so flavorful. Thanks for sharing your video.

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  10. Ron Cooke
    Ron Cooke says:

    Hi the Apple cider vinegar i can buy is with honey would that matter as i would only use a spoon or at the most two spoons of vinegar or should use just cider vinegar great video looks good enjoy

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  11. My Vids
    My Vids says:

    Thank you for taking the time to make this video – really great information! I am going to give this a try. I loved seeing your cute little Gizmo in the background!

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