I NEED TO ASK A QUICK QUESTION TO ANYONE WHO MAKES CHICKEN STOCK!

[Tanya Marquette]

so you are suggesting that those bones should cook, let’s say overnight?

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[Vicki Satta]

Sorry Sheri... it was the only place I thought of to go where I thought trusted people would have the answer. They did and I'm sorry if I disturbed things.

Vicki

[Dale Moss]

Thanks for the tip on skinning the feet, Maria. I have a couple pounds of organic chicken feet, which I understand make superior broth.
I'd also like to suggest adding a little vinegar at the start of cooking to help dissolve the calcium in the bones.
Peace,
Dale

[Maria Bohle]

Sherri, I have a crowfoot soup recipient give certain clients who have bone or cartilage issues. In this case I know the remedies can help, but by giving the nutrients needed for repair the bone replacement goes much faster.
I think we all need to give our clients healing strategies. Hahnemann did.
Warmly, Maria

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[Maria Bohle]

I cook my bone stocks for three or sometimes more days.

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[Maria Bohle]

I do use vinegar, but think it imparts a funny flavor to the stock. I cook the stock in stages. Day one it is the meats and veggies this I simmer until cooked and remove, add more water for day two and more veggies and this day is for the gelatin and the vegies again until cooked. I strain this and add more water and the vinegar. Cook this all day always adding more water when it boiled down or when I use it ( which is all the time while it is cooking. ). This batch makes a beautiful almost fluffy three layered liquid containing the dissolved bone.
Warmly, Maria

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[Maria Bohle]

Depends what you are trying to extract. I have had chicken bones so soft you can pulverize the long bones with your fingers.
I strain off the liquid in the end and feed what is left of the solids to my dogs. They love it.

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[Maria Bohle]

I would have cooked those bones for three days, 8 hours is not nearly enough time.

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[Irene de Villiers]

Perhaps because Hahnemann wants homeopaths to ensure appropriate nutrition.
.Irene
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P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.
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