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I remember a few weeks ago, there was a thread about shrimp tails and
what to do with them. One poster, I believe it was Chef R W Miller suggested boiling the shells to make a stock. Well, I had some leftover shrimp shells from some Tom Yum Goong soup that I made and I decided to prepare some stock out of them. He was right about the intensity of the flavor. The smell from the stove was incredible. OK... so now what do I do with it? Should this be considered a concentrate and then diluted in something else? I'm curious and would love to hear some of your recommendations. Ginny |
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