Instant Pot Chicken Bone Broth That Gels Every Time


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Instant Pot Chicken Bone Broth is the quick and easy way to make bone broth. And with these step-by-step instructions, your bone broth will gel every time!

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  1. WAC Veteran
    WAC Veteran says:

    I never knew what bone broth was and I’m a bit confused. I have always boiled my chicken bones for stock for maybe an hour and put it in fridge to remove the fat and it jells every time. After I remove the fat I have to reheat it to be able to pour it in the IceCube trays. I pop them out and store in baggie in fridge to use in soups, etc. is it just stock or bone broth because it jelled? I’ve never added vinegar either.

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  2. Rick Wall
    Rick Wall says:

    Oh my gosh! I made bone broth in my instant pot for the first time. I did exactly as you said and added turmeric and ginger. I also cooked it for 3 1/2 hours on low. It ended up like jello! It is sooooo delicious. Thank you so much.

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  3. TheLumpRulz
    TheLumpRulz says:

    Hi sweet Mary. I recently learned about the awesome benefits of bone broth. Made 3 successful beef batches, but my chicken never gels. I found your channel and followed your recipe (including feet). I am happy to say I got the same results you did. I absolutely love my Instant Pot and will be trying your other IP recipes. Your method of relaying information is, by far, one of the most enjoyable I have found on YouTube. Your a natural. It's obvious you love what you do and it comes through. Besides enjoyable, I find your episodes quite calming. I did subscribe and shared with my mother your wonderful channel.

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  4. Nell Covington
    Nell Covington says:

    Hi Mary, I've got a question and a suggestion😊. Question: How long will the broth stay good in the freezer? Suggestion: To add flavor, I am thinking about using a hand blender to puree cooked vegetables into the broth. (I do this with carrots when I make soup because my son doesn't like the texture of cooked carrots). I'm going to give it a try one of these days😊.

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  5. Amber Lund
    Amber Lund says:

    My ultra instant pot has the option to turn down the temperature. I'm wondering if you had the ultra and turned it down to 180 and maybe cooked it a bit longer how it would work with getting that full gelatin jiggle 😁 like you like it. Just a thought. I know the last thing you want to do is buy another instant pot right now… But, if you do, I would go with the ultra. I'm wanting to upgrade to the ninja foodi as soon as I can afford it. It's a wish list I'll probably never get, but, 🤞

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  6. Rick Wall
    Rick Wall says:

    Your video is the only that used low pressure. Do you think cooking it longer would make I'd jell more? I would love to can it. Would that destroy the jell? Would it still have the same benefits? I enjoy watching you. Thanks.

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  7. Almon Jacob
    Almon Jacob says:

    I had to look up your post and thank you. For my 60th B-day I bought
    myself an insta pot and started doing bone broth with your guidance.
    OMG! I can't believe the dif, it has made for me. I work in the wall
    tower of a state prison, to get to my lofty post I have a 67 step spiral
    stair. My knees used to get so agree at me, After 2 weeks of B-Broth I
    have no pain! I can't say thank you enough.

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  8. Almon Jacob
    Almon Jacob says:

    I had to look up your post and thank you. For my 60th B-day I bought
    myself an insta pot and started doing bone broth with your guidance.
    OMG! I can't believe the dif, it has made for me. I work in the wall
    tower of a state prison, to get to my lofty post I have a 67 step spiral
    stair. My knees used to get so agree at me, After 2 weeks of B-Broth I
    have no pain! I can't say thank you enough.

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  9. Nicole Yamniuk
    Nicole Yamniuk says:

    You are wonderful! The whole video you had me smiling and laughing a few times! Thanks for the tips!
    I am about to do a crockpot and Instant Pot bone broth to see the differences. (I have SO MANY CHICKEN BONES!)
    Unfortunately I didnt see this video before I started, but next time I make both I will totally insure it with chicken feet.

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  10. Tall Cedars
    Tall Cedars says:

    Nice to see the instant pot was a huge success! Nice that you can set it and it has the right temperature and also has pressure to boot. I do like it although it's pricey so have come up with an idea I will try for my next batch of bone broth. This one will be put in the steam juicer that reaches steam temperature of 120 degrees F (100 degress c) plus. The trick will be to keep the temperature to simmering, as I would like to harvest as much gelatin as possible in the first round. There will be no pressure like the instant pot so will need to keep checking it. My hopes are up that it works though!
    Thank you for another wonderful bone broth video, blessings!

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  11. Judy
    Judy says:

    Hi Mary , I made bone broth finally lol I got 2qt out of it , did it with my instapot on low for 2 1/2 hours ,I got a whole chicken no antibiotic s free range . Added a few carrots & onion .and Mary if I showed you the broth you would not believe how thick the jell was ,out of all the videos I watched on here , sorry even your s I never saw the jell like this if I turned the jar up side down I bet it would come out in one piece! I was so excited my hubby thought I went nuts ! Lol and it was delicious and a light brown gold color , can’t wait to do another one ! Please Mary sorry if I sound crazy , iam a 73 year old lady with arthritis, on oxygen 24 / 7 have IBS , hurting most of the time so I get excited for little things , anyway you told me to keep on trying and I did , so thanks a lot 🥰😁🌈 ps oh I got that same fat separated you have can’t wait to try it . 😁 God Bless

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  12. Judy
    Judy says:

    I just cooked a whole chicken in my instapot no jell 😢 , I only cooked it on low for a hour and a half , thinking maybe I should have done it longer .now I have to try it again , I will make chicken soup with the one I already made .

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  13. Gail M.
    Gail M. says:

    I’ve been binge watching your channel, especially the bone broth and fermentation episodes. I found chicken feet at the store on Friday and by Saturday had made a lovely batch of chicken bone broth in the IP thanks to you!! Thank you, thank you for taking the time and sharing all your wonderful knowledge with your audience!! 👍🏻🙏🏻❤️⭐️

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  14. General Anesthesia
    General Anesthesia says:

    Hi Mary! Love your channel. I put the pressure on high for bone broth and the feet and bones break down more and broth is very gelatinous. I have done it on low when I am in saving mode and then I can use the bones again. Either way, it turns out very gelatinous and is rich and delicious! Love the details and fun approach you have to food! ❤️

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  15. Stacey Tolbertson
    Stacey Tolbertson says:

    Hi Mary. My Aunt told me about your channel. I am loving all the wonderful information, thank you so much! I am cooking my bone broth in the instant pot as we speak. My question is, were you able to get a second batch? I think I'm going to try it because we go through chicken/bone broth like crazy.

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