Granny's gone and done it again

@chickenlady

I just make my stock the same way I would if I was actually going to eat it. Wack the chicken small enough to fit in your kettle, (you ALL can also do this with just backs and wings, just save them from when you cut up chicken until you have a big bunch -freezer) and veggies GO easy on the salt. (unless making if for granny ;) ) simmer until meat is easy to pick off the bones. I package the meat separately and freeze that. Strain the rest and give the spent veggies to the chickens. Bring back to boil and then Jar, I think :oops: I actually used the pressure canner.

Left the skin on the chicken to start with. All that good fat/flavor and the goodies from the connective tissue is NOW cooked into your stock. I also left it in the jars when canning.
 

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