The BEST Bone Broth you'll ever make!


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  1. versatec1
    versatec1 says:

    Chicken feet and/or 4 chicken leg quarters either pressure cooked or simmered will give you high quality gelatin in no time at all 30-40 mins…amazing stuff😊👍

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  2. Nika X
    Nika X says:

    Bone broth for me is healing ❤️ I just use bones ❤️ and I also don't put them in the oven first…is this really necessary? But i definitely suggest a slow cooker

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  3. Bcup Stu
    Bcup Stu says:

    Cause true carnivores like lions in nature spend hours making bone broth and sipping on it 😂😂 these humans on the carnivore diet are the new laughing stock

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  4. Elen C
    Elen C says:

    I make mine with chicken feet, I buy 4-5 kg, cook very slowly over 18 hours. I end up with very dense thick gelatin which I use as a basis for soup, I divide into portions, freeze it lasts me for several weeks. The gelatin is good for skin, hair and connective tissue.

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  5. gkgyver
    gkgyver says:

    I stopped putting root vegetables in broths and fonds. Only onion and celery sticks max. I hate it when broth becomes so sickly sweet through vegetables.

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  6. bbetros
    bbetros says:

    Question, for that kelp i bought the exact one and it has a warning on the bottom of the packet saying "contains heavy metals known to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm"

    Is that something to worry about if i use this kelp ??

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  7. tosca donna
    tosca donna says:

    I’ve been drinking bone broth for 18 years since I broke my neck and jaw. I only use bones, meat, and some sort of lemon juice or ACV to help leech the minerals out of the bones. I save the bones from everything that I eat in a freezer bag, and when I get a bagful, I make the broth. I know some people say bone broth isn’t necessary, for me, I notice that within 2 days of no bone broth, even my walking gait is effected due to these old injuries. So if you’re really injured, try drinking bone broth every night with dinner as your drink. I put the salt and seasonings in last to the bone broth, and I keep it uncovered in the fridge. It won’t rot if it’s uncovered. It will last for weeks being heated up every night.

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  8. Real Music
    Real Music says:

    Hi frank , iv been adding seaweed(kombu) to my broths and its amazing but i have a concern abt how they absorb heavy metals from their enviorement do you read something of that?

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  9. Andy P
    Andy P says:

    I cook mine in a pressure cooker. Always super tasty. High pressure (12 psi) canning setting for 2 hours. I run 2 cycles. Crock-Pot is great too, bit needs much longer.

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  10. monkeymanwasd123
    monkeymanwasd123 says:

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  11. Barbara Silano
    Barbara Silano says:

    I don't even put vegetables in my bone broth and its amazing just bones that I brown in the oven, vinegar and Redmond's salt. Then I make small meatballs with only salt, egg yolk and locatelli cheese and fry them in butter then I put some locatelli in the broth with the meatballs and its unbelievably delicious. I though if I didn't use vegetables it would taste like crap but, I was totally wrong. I did this bc., I wanted to get rid of all carbs in my life! Oh, and I collect rain water and distill it in my Berkey! Another thing is I use a pressure cooker and only cook it about 2 hours so I don't get histamines that keep me awake at night so when you use a pressure cooker you get less of them. I learned that from you Frankie!

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  12. Spiddas
    Spiddas says:

    Suggestion: Save some money on your utility bill by using a crock pot or slow cooker (not "insta-pot") to make this. We run ours for 24 hours or more. Load 'er up, and put 'er on auto-pilot!

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  13. 5mnz7fg
    5mnz7fg says:

    In order to make broth I wouldn't peel anything. The purpose of the produce is not to eat it (after hours of cooking) but to get the flavour which is particulary strong in the browned peels.

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