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How to Make Chicken Stock From Scraps



Homemade Stock Secrets

For this FULL stock recipe and all my other recipes… check out my website at www.triggtube.com ( OR visit the link in my bio

INGREDIENTS:
Chicken Scraps
– Bones, and Carcass
– Tendons, Scraps, and Giblets
Veggie Scraps
(Fun Fact: All these scraps are from the other 9 recipes in this series)
– Onion Skins and Roots
– Celery Stems and Leaves
– Carrot Skins and Tops
– Potato Skins
– Garlic Skins
– Scallion Roots

STEPS:

(For a Brown Stock, which has a deeper flavor, roast the Bones and Carcass at 400°F / 200°C for 20 minutes, but for a Neutral Stock, skip this step)

– Place all of the Chicken Scraps and Veggie
Scraps into a large pot

– Cover them fully with Water and simmer on
Low Heat or place in a 250°F / 120°C with No Lid for 3 – 4 Hours

– Strain out the solids, add a Pinch of Salt to Taste and that’s it!

– You can also RE-cover the Wet Solids with water and then simmer again for 2-3 Hours to make additional Remouillage, which is just a lighter flavored stock. 

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  1. Homemade Stock Secrets

    For this FULL stock recipe and all my other recipes… check out my website at http://www.triggtube.com OR visit the link in my bio

    INGREDIENTS:
    Chicken Scraps
    – Bones, and Carcass
    – Tendons, Scraps, and Giblets
    Veggie Scraps
    (Fun Fact: All these scraps are from the other 9 recipes in this series)
    – Onion Skins and Roots
    – Celery Stems and Leaves
    – Carrot Skins and Tops
    – Potato Skins
    – Garlic Skins
    – Scallion Roots

    STEPS:

    (For a Brown Stock, which has a deeper flavor, roast the Bones and Carcass at 400°F / 200°C for 20 minutes, but for a Neutral Stock, skip this step)

    – Place all of the Chicken Scraps and Veggie
    Scraps into a large pot

    – Cover them fully with Water and simmer on
    Low Heat or place in a 250°F / 120°C with No Lid for 3 – 4 Hours

    – Strain out the solids, add a Pinch of Salt to Taste and that's it!

    – You can also RE-cover the Wet Solids with water and then simmer again for 2-3 Hours to make additional Remouillage, which is just a lighter flavored stock. 

    #chicken #cooking #recipes

  2. Your video on how to cut up a chicken was so helpful to me. I've always wanted to learn how and save money but was afraid it would be too complicated. But you made it look easy and after a couple failed attempts it was easy! Now I eat a more diverse range of cuts and I always have high quality stock. Legend! Next step is making the schmaltz.

  3. Not the way we do it in my house.
    First you bake the chicken scraps until they are golden, then you add them to a pot with olive oil until it makes noise, cover with water, boil for 1 hour in express pot or 2-3 hours normal pot, remove the bones, add vegetables.

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