The Ultimate Guide For Making Homemade Collagen Rich Bone Broth for Under $2.00


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  1. Mary's Nest
    Mary's Nest says:

    Hi Sweet Friends, Today, I want to share with you The Ultimate Guide For Making Homemade Collagen Rich Bone Broth for Under $2.00 so that you can stop buying expensive collagen powders and collagen drinks. ➡️SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/marysnest?sub_confirmation=1

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    0:00 Introduction
    2:52 Collagen Bone Broth
    4:17 Bone Broth Ingredients
    10:45 Importance of Collagen
    15:53 Making Bone Broth
    26:12 Straining Bone Broth
    33:01 Reusing Scraps
    34:13 Decanting Bone Broth

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  2. Sally-Ann Dalzell
    Sally-Ann Dalzell says:

    Hi Mary thank you for your wonderful explanation about the goodness and how to make, and store it in the fridge. Does it freeze well and remain as nutritious? I am going to try your recipe 🙂

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  3. Debbie Biggs
    Debbie Biggs says:

    Mary thank you for your channel. I’ve known around my little town as someone who cans anything they can get their hands on! So my question is how would I go about canning some of these homemade broth. Is there some guidelines for how long the process etc. I appreciate all of the complete information that you give when you present a video. You’ve said several times that it runs long but the bottom line is it’s important to know all the details. So again thank you very much it’s a pleasure to watch you and listen and learn.

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  4. travelsignguy
    travelsignguy says:

    A quick question about chicken feet. I also use them when I make bone broth, but have noticed that about a third of the feet have "spots" on the pads. And the spots are usually discolored. I take a knife and scrape off the spots as best I can so I can use them. Any idea what these spots may be. Not sure if they are calluses from over crowding, but if they are diseased areas, would not want to cook with them. Thanks again for all your wonderful & informative videos.

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  5. PJ Ferguson
    PJ Ferguson says:

    ONE thing I love about you, Mary (I adore many things), is how you tell ppl to stay in their budget. I think that is very wise. Even though I can afford organic products, there was a time when I could not and keeping up with the Jones' can ruin some ppl financially.
    Just getting ppl to make homemade food with health benefits is a huge and important things so do not listen to the naysayers.
    Not everyone can afford top of the line or grow their own.
    Thank you for all the many, many videos…. I am 56 years old but still learning 😉

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  6. monica luketich
    monica luketich says:

    I use chicken leg quarters. I bake them slowly in a deep pan with a small amount of water and apple cider vinegar. Once the chicken is cooked, I de bone the meat, can the chicken meat and use the bones and the gelatine for a broth or soup. It is great for cooking rice, add fluids to stews or, as you said, just drink it. I am learning so much about cooking "nutritionally dense foods" and am using it for both me and my 2 working dogs, one who just recovered from a severe liver infection! He knows how long it takes to cook rice for him and will wait patiently until it is finished!

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  7. Thel Thellie
    Thel Thellie says:

    little did I know that bone broth are full of good collagen… I cook them all the time but I call it bone soup 🤧with lots of different green leafy 🥬 veg
    my old remedy for cold & flu too 😷

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  8. Alabanza
    Alabanza says:

    Can you all believe that last night I made some bone broth for the first time in my life because of this video , and it turned out so AWESOME, but a family member thought it was just dirty water and poured it all out into the sink. I’m so hurt and sad . I didn’t even get to drink a cup of it I only tasted it a little 😭 !!!

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