Comforting Chicken stock/bone broth
Link to my YouTube video which includes how I make chicken stock
Makes as much stock as you add liquid.
This is a guide, use what you have in and that you like. Adapt and be flexible, it'll turn out great regardless!
Point to note, the healthier life your chicken has had, the healthier your bone broth/stock will be for you.
The addition of ginger is recommended to help with immunity (my opinion only!).
Ingredients:
1 chicken carcass, all odds, sods and last bits of meat included.
2 onions or leek
3 sticks celery
2/3 carrots
1/4 turnip/swede
Lots of garlic cloves
Root ginger, thumb size or so
1 tsp black peppercorns
1 tsp whole cloves
Herbs such as thyme, mixed herbs
Bay leaves
Method:
Don't be precious about this.
Bung it all in, you can even afford the skin on the onions, it's up to you.
Roughly chop the rest of your veg and put in the SC with the carcass.
Roughly chop the rest of your veg and put in the SC with the carcass.
Garlic I bash and thrown in.
Ginger I cut up or bash to release the flavours and throw it in.
I don't measure the peppercorns, cloves or herbs but feel free to.
Cover with as much water as it needs to have everything submerged, season with salt if you use it, I do.
Leave it on low overnight or for 6-8 hours and then once cooled, strain it through a colander then a sieve. The liquid is your stock which you can freeze or pop in the fridge for a few days. Use it whenever recipes as for stock and it is so nice!
Enjoy :)
Cover with as much water as it needs to have everything submerged, season with salt if you use it, I do.
Leave it on low overnight or for 6-8 hours and then once cooled, strain it through a colander then a sieve. The liquid is your stock which you can freeze or pop in the fridge for a few days. Use it whenever recipes as for stock and it is so nice!
Enjoy :)
I love fresh stick, yours sounds wonderful.
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