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Chicken Stock - how to make it in a slow cooker?
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Hi
I've started cooking whole chickens in the slow cooker but when I've stripped all the meat off can I add more water and leave bones in the slow cooker to make stock or does it have to be cooked quicker than this.
Thanks in advance
Cuddles:rotfl:🎄December 🎄 NSDs 11/150 -
cuddlymarm wrote: »Hi
I've started cooking whole chickens in the slow cooker but when I've stripped all the meat off can I add more water and leave bones in the slow cooker to make stock or does it have to be cooked quicker than this.
Thanks in advance
Cuddles:rotfl:"To subdue the enemy without fighting is the acme of skill" Sun Tzu0 -
Just had a thought Cuddles, if you are using the bones from cold then make sure you bring them to the boil with the water in a pan before you put them into the slow cooker."To subdue the enemy without fighting is the acme of skill" Sun Tzu0
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Hi cuddlymarm,
There's an earlier thread on making chicken stock in a slow cooker so I've added your thread to it to keep the suggestions together.
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I've got some in my SC as we speak. I peeled the onion and put the peelings in. I cut the onion in half and I will rescue this for the finished soup. The same with four carrots. I had the end of some ancient celery and put it all in.
I put in loads of parsley stalks from the allotment, a sprig of rosemary, bay leaves, about a cup of leftover chicken gravy and some leftover veg.
When it is finished I'll rescue the veg I can and put the chicken left overs in the stock.0 -
Have got a chicken in my SC at the moment and wondered how to make stock with the carcass?
Thanks
BecksMarried the love of my life on 28th April 2011 :T
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i put a whole chicken in the sc....with a cup of water and a few herbs...cook it remove chicken and use...i pour the liquid that is left into a bowl and put overnight in fridge...in morning i skim off fat and use the rest as stock hthonwards and upwards0
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I use this recipe from Cottage Smallholder, and it is really goodWe must all suffer one of two things: the pain of discipline or the pain of regret and disappointment0
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I just chuck it in with the left over veg peelings, if I haven't got any I put an onion halved with a carrot and chuck a bay leaf in there. Then just put the water in I would personally half fill it, but it takes a few goes (for me anyway) to work out the right quantity so you get jelly stock (I find it works perfectly well too if it doesn't solidify).
Then just turn it on and let it do its thing.0 -
Don't forget to break the bones first - bash it with a rolling pin or something.If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.0
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