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Glassunion

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19. Homemade stock is quite easy

Sat Jan 14, 2017, 09:33 PM

Jan 2017

Anything that you have left over from your proteins will work just fine.

I have a fridge full of raw chicken thigh bones, cooked and eaten pork ribs, and really cheap (.89 cents a pound) raw beef bones.

Pork and chicken play well together and make a good stock.

Even just some simple veggies will make for a good stock.

As others have noted, pre roasting the ingredients makes for a more robust stock.

Maybe a should do an OP of just stock...

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How to Make Soup (for those who don't know! :-) ) [View all] elleng Jan 2017 OP

We seem to prefer the "chunky" genre here, although Yonnie3 Jan 2017 #1

I've made chicken stocks both ways Retrograde Jan 2017 #16

"It's a matter of what I have on hand when it's stock time." Yonnie3 Jan 2017 #17

We have, alas, given up on soup... TygrBright Jan 2017 #2

I don't use 'stock,' Bright, elleng Jan 2017 #3

That's nice! We don't do the rotisserie chicken thing, though. TygrBright Jan 2017 #4

Homemade stock is quite easy Glassunion Jan 2017 #19

Oh, Bright... Liberal Jesus Freak Jan 2017 #5

I have now and then used the "Better Than" line of paste bases. TygrBright Jan 2017 #6

Yes they do. Liberal Jesus Freak Jan 2017 #7

are you kidding? NJCher Jan 2017 #8

Thank you, that's very encouraging! I'll probably try it. TygrBright Jan 2017 #10

Found their site...forgot they had such a variety! Lars39 Jan 2017 #11

I first heard about the Better Than brand Staph Jan 2017 #9

I use whatever I have. Yonnie3 Jan 2017 #12

you might laugh at this NJCher Jan 2017 #13

Yes, I might, Yonnie3 Jan 2017 #14

" If you have water around, you can have soup" Retrograde Jan 2017 #18

Making soup should be easy. dem in texas Jan 2017 #15