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How To make Classic White Stock
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title: classic white stock categories: professional, sauce, soup servings: 32
12 lb chicken bones
12 qt water
2 c onion
1 c carrot
1 c celery
1 ea bay leaf
1/4 t dried thyme
1/4 t black peppercorns
6 parsley
2 clove
rinse bones and wing tips well place into a stockpot, cover with water, and place over a moderate flame bring to a boil, drain, and rinse return bones to the stockpot, cover with 12 quarts cold water, and place over a medium flame bring barely to a boil, reduce heat to a bare simmer, and skim carefully tie the bay, thyme, peppercorns, parsley, and cloves in cheesecloth add the mirepoix and the sachet simmer gently for 3-4 hours, adding water as necessary to cover bones strain through a chinois or cheesecloth cool quickly in a water bath cover and chill remove and discard accumulated fat from the top of chilled stock return to a low flame and reduce as necessary use as desired
note: variations include use of veal bones, beef bones, lamb bones, turkey bones, or ham bones - when using beef or veal bones, simmer for 6-8 hours, turkey or lamb, simmer 3-4 hours
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I hope I find you all well. So today I made a wonderful pot of Scotch Broth…this time I’ve used chicken as a base and meat but mutton is more commonly used in this type of soup. It’s really tasty and perfect with a big hunk of crusty bread on the side :)
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Everything I used - You’ll need a BIG soup pot.
* 300g (10.5oz) Potatoes - Peeled and diced
* 300g (10.5oz) Carrots - Peeled and diced
* 300g (10.5oz ) Swede or Turnip - Peeled and diced
* 200g (7oz) Onions - Peeled and diced
* 30g (1oz) Fresh chopped parsley
* 200g (7oz) Pearl barley
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* 1 Teaspoon salt
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* Olive or vegetable oil for frying
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