Simple Tips for Stocks & Broths – Kitchen Conundrums with Thomas Joseph


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Broths and stocks make the most comforting soups, sauces, and hearty stews in the cooler months of the year. But it can get confusing when it comes to knowing …

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  1. A google user
    A google user says:

    I disagree entirely. You want to boil your stock because if you dont, you don't get that bone marrow and the bones may not be cooked enough assuming you are cooking raw. You want to skim impurities and fat but he didnt have any. You don't want to cook legs of chicken, pointless. You want wings, back, neck, tail, and organs. Organ meat is a preference but I like it.

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  2. TheDaikashido
    TheDaikashido says:

    if you use uncooked chicken, you end up with a stock and cooked chicken meat which is great for making a pie, a soup, handy for tacos, chicken salad, etc. You dont have to use them together. If you have cooked bones already you can just roast the vegetables and stick the bones in there for the last 5-10 mins if you want to do this recipie. If you're worried about over cooking the chicken making tacos, make some rice and mix the chicken in after its cooked with the lid on for about 5 mins, it will come out perfect

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  3. Lowell Dever
    Lowell Dever says:

    I have made my own stocks for years. I have a freezer just for stock. Recently while visiting my mother I tasted her Swanson Chicken Stock. Boy was that disgusting. I cook my stocks much longer, until the bones dissolve, and everything turns to mush. I start with a roasted carcass that was cooked on hard wood coals, so this gives a smoked poultry stock. The color ends up much darker. Today I’m going to slow roast some pork bones on my Green Egg so I have pork stock for making beans & rice on Monday. I cant seem to keep enough pork stock in the house.

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