How To make Brown Stock
2 lb Beef Bones And Trimmings
2 lb Veal Bones, Cut Up
3 lg Carrots, Scrubbed, Unpeeled,
-and Cut Up 3 lg Onions, Quartered
1 Stalk Celery, Split
1 Clove Garlic, Crushed
2 tb Olive Oil
2 c Hearty Red Wine
1 bn Fresh Parsley
Several Sprigs Of Fresh -Thyme Freshly Ground Black Pepper -To Taste 8 c Water
Preheat the oven to 400 -degrees F. Spread the -bones, Carrots, onions, celery, and -garlic in a roasting pan -and Sprinkle them with the oil. -Roast, turning the bones -from Time to time, until very -well browned, about 1 1/2 -hours. Scrape the bones and -vegetables into a large -stock kettle. Add the remaining -ingredients and simmer over -low heat for 4 To 5 hours, or longer,
-skimming the foam from the It is not difficult to make stock at home, and the results are well worth the trouble. Far healthier and tastier than any kind of commercial stock base, homemade stock produces sauces of infinitely higher quality as well. Don't hurry the process; most stocks benefit from long slow simmering on the back of the stove. surface from time to time. Then strain the stock through a cheesecloth lined strainer and allow it to cool. Skim off any fat and chill. Yield: About 6 cups. From The Complete Book Of Sauces by Sallie Y. Williams
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The Ultimate Guide To Making Amazing Chicken Stock
Making chicken stock or any stock for that matter, is NOT about a recipe whatsoever. It's all about the technique. You can make two completely different kinds of stock with almost the exact same ingredients and yet have them be totally different in flavor and appearance. Hence, white stock and brown stock. This guide is going to talk all about that, and I also decided to throw in a little bit on how to cut up a chicken and totally debone it's thigh! So, let's all start making homemade chicken stock more often, and let's start that here.
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How To Make a Brown Beef Stock From Scratch (Using Escoffier's Technique)
In this cooking video tutorial will learn how to make a brown beef stock (cooking stock) from scratch using the Escoffier technique. Full recipe and ingredients:
Escoffier believes in the layering of flavors when it come to making cooking stocks and sauces. and in this episode I demonstrate how the layering of flavor is being used a real life scenario. The result is an amazingly intense and flavorsome beef stock.
Note: while cooking the bone broth make sure you top up with water to keep the water at the same level during the whole of the cooking time.
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00:00 Intro
01:13 I don’t want to waste the chicken meat on stock. Can I use a carcass leftover from roasted chicken to make stock?
04:25 Can I make stock out of raw chicken? Why do you need to roast it?
05:09 Can I remove the skin from the chicken before making stock? Isn’t it all fat and we remove the fat in the end, so why add it in the first place?
06:13 Your stock calls for salt free rotisserie chickens. If I can’t find salf-free ones, can I use salted ones?
07:43 Instead of buying rotisserie chickens, can I roast my own chicken to make stock?
08:24 How much water should I use per pound of chicken?
09:44 Can I add powdered gelatin to store bought (or wimpy homemade) stock to make a pan sauce or a braise?
11:06 Why should I strain out the solids before reducing the stock?
12:00 I have a recipe that calls for 4 cups of chicken stock -- how much of your chicken stock is that?
14:02 A better way to think about stock
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Beef Stock Recipe:
6 pounds beef neck and shank bones
2 tbsp neutral oil
1 tsp kosher salt
8 quarts water
3 oz tomato paste
2 onions
5 medium carrots
2 leeks
1/2 head garlic
5 sprigs thyme
5 sprigs flat-leaf parsley
1/2 tsp black peppercorns
Brown Chicken Stock | Full Recipe
A primary stock will always provide more flavour than a secondary stock. The difference being that primary uses ‘raw’ meat carcass/bones/trimmings.
This stock relies upon caramelised bones and vegetables to make a rich, brown, slightly sweet, gelatinous, base stock which can then be enhanced by reduction and used across a variety of sauces and soups.
Culinary Lessons Covered:
1. Making stock with chicken wings
2. Using aromatic vegetables and herbs
3. Cold water to set impurities
4. How to extract the excess fats
5. Skimming to purify
6. What not to include in a stock
7. How it should taste (flavour profile)
Brown Stock - Recipe
(Makes approx. 2 litres)
800g bones, beef/veal/chicken
1 onion, skin left on, halved
1-2 cloves of garlic, smashed
2 carrots, halved
1 leek, white part only
2000g water
Bouquet garni
6 white peppercorns
Method
Preheat oven 200ºc
1. Remove any excess fat from the bones and discard, then place in a roasting tin and roast.
2. Cook until well browned - approximately 40-60 minutes. Remove any excess fat that has rendered.
3. Colour to the onion, carrot and leek on a separate tray in a similar way.
4. Once both trays are a rich golden brown remove and place in a saucepan. Add enough cold water to cover, along with the bouquet garni and peppercorns.
5. Bring to the boil then skim and discard any impurities that appear.
6. Turn down the heat and simmer gently for 1 ½ - 3 hours - continue to skim any impurities throughout.
7. Strain into another pan and use as required.
Equipment List – Brown Stock
Roasting tray
Chopping board
Stock pot or large saucepan
Ladle
Chinois strainer.
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