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Starting with crockpot making chicken broth/stock. Note...I
always describe it that way because I'm using bones plus meat and skin. Anyway, that crocked overnight for about 12 hours and is very rich now. I've strained it into a 5qt pot and see that I've got about 3 quarts of finished product. Most will go into the freezer after it cools. Normally, I'll cool all in fridge, scrape off most fat in the morning, then freeze in pint containers. Good stuff to have on hand vs that dishwater-weak broth/stock from a grocery store. |
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![]() "Gary" wrote in message ... Starting with crockpot making chicken broth/stock. Note...I always describe it that way because I'm using bones plus meat and skin. Anyway, that crocked overnight for about 12 hours and is very rich now. I've strained it into a 5qt pot and see that I've got about 3 quarts of finished product. Most will go into the freezer after it cools. Normally, I'll cool all in fridge, scrape off most fat in the morning, then freeze in pint containers. Good stuff to have on hand vs that dishwater-weak broth/stock from a grocery store. == I've never seen stock in the grocery store. Not that I would be interested ![]() |
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Just bones, meat and skin?
I would toss it. |
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