Pretty much followed recipe except only had 4 c. of
chicken stock so used water for the rest.
Just made a bunch of
chicken stock so i can make the wedding soup this weekend
Not exact matches
All I really wanted to make was
chicken stock, but this recipe from Kitchn called for the bones from a roast
chicken,
so I thought I might as well do that first.
;) Oh I did make one adjustment, I had
chicken stock on hand
so I used that, not vegetable
stock.
Next time I go to Costco I'll definitely
stock up on some
chicken sausage
so I can make this once our little guy is here.
I had some Rancho Gordo black beans already cooked,
so used them in their bean
stock in place of the beef
stock (plus one can of
chicken stock, having it around).
I am
SO pleased that vegetable or
chicken stock isn't necessary for good flavor!
Thank you
so much for including my blog about
Chicken Stock.
I had Japanese eggplants,
chicken stock, & cherry tomatoes on hand
so that's what I used - doubled the recipe & gave 2 pans to 2 friends.
I have made
so many but by far my fav is your
Chicken Tortilla Soup — its always
stocked in my freezer.
This broth based soup has
so much flavor because it is made by stewing a ham bone in
chicken stock which produces an incredibly delicious broth for this Ham and Bean soup.
I didn't have enough beef
stock so I had to sub
chicken stock for some of the liquid, I wound up using 32oz beef and 24oz
chicken and it was delicious and a perfect consistency.
I saute a diced onion & a cup or
so of celery, incl leaves, in grape seed oil, add garlic (quite a bit) 1/4 tsp cayenne pepper, two bay leaves, two tsp balsamic vinegar, one scant tsp sugar, 1/2 c
chicken stock, 1/2 c water, one cup diced ham, & the greens and cook it slow in the oven and eat it over rice, for two days.
Put the cooked Matzo balls into the
chicken stock and finish cooking them there
so they soak up the
chicken soup flavor.
So when David expressed an interest in sipping on this savory, collagen - filled, belly - soothing and nutrient - rich soup, I wanted it to be better than any boring
chicken stock he has ever had — or that I have ever made.
After an hour or
so, when the
chicken is fully cooked in the water with the veggies, remove it and separate the
chicken from the bone and then toss the bones back into the
stock pot to let it gently simmer for hours and hours.
Soft delicious Matzo balls in a tasty
chicken stock —
so warm and comforting!
Add
chicken breast cubes back to pot (if using rotisserie
chicken hold off and add it later with the black beans) Add
chicken stock, canned tomatoes (with juice) and tomato paste, simmer, partially covered about 10 - 15 minutes or
so.
We just moved
so my kitchen isn't fully
stocked yet
so I only used onion,
chicken, hot sauce, and mayo.
If I cook rice I usually do it in
chicken stock and even just drinking it by itself is
so satisfying.
I was out of all but
chicken stock concentrate
so I added 1/2 a bottle of a dark beer to the pot to add moisture and it came out
so flavorful.
I also subbed out most of the oil with
chicken stock to make it «healthy» It was
so good!
I only used about half the
stock this rendered in the
chicken and dumplings
so I was able to freeze a good amount of leftovers!
I have a bag with celery stems + onion scraps chillin» in my freezer right now with some remnants from my Lemon and Herb Roasted
Chicken so that I can make chicken / veggie
Chicken so that I can make
chicken / veggie
chicken / veggie
stock!
and pumpkin (about double the amount since it's
so soft) with
chicken stock.
My food processor broke,
so I made this recipe even easier — same ingredients as my original recipe, but this time I diced up the two pounds of
chicken breasts, threw that in my
stock pot, and then blended the carrots, celery, red pepper and canned tomatoes in my blender, added that to the pot, with all the remaining ingredients and let it cook for a few hours on Sunday afternoon on low.
I did a bunch of
chicken stock this weekend
so i can make some more it ws
so good.
The simplest rice we would get would be rice cooked in
chicken stock and that quite rarely, maybe on one of those days when my grandma didn't have
so much time for cooking, she did work full - time all her life after all and continued working long after she was actually retired.
Chicken gives up its favor without drying out, and
stock becomes
so flavorful in such a sort time.
But this tip applies equally to homemade broths and supermarket
stocks — it's a way to spruce up something plain
so that it stands out at dinner, perhaps in dishes like Miso - Soba
Chicken Bowls or Really Good Vegetable Soup.
Also, I used my homemade
chicken stock, which I think is must when doing risotto; it just adds
so much more flavor!
I always keep homemade
chicken stock in my freezer,
so when my daughter asks me for carrot soup a half hour before dinner, I can quickly pull together a tasty and healthy soup.
Add a bit of
chicken stock or a bit of water to the bottom of the dish, just a quarter cup or
so, just
so the bird doesn't burn.
Whether made in the instant pot or the crock pot, this
chicken bone broth renders
so much good flavor that you'll never go back to store bought broth or
stock.
So I used some organic
chicken stock / meat and veggies / herbs I had on hand, along with Thai staples I keep in my refrigerator and pantry.
Making your own
chicken stock is
so easy and nice to have on hand for numerous amazing recipes.
«A cure - all in traditional households and the magic ingredient in classic gourmet cuisine,
chicken stock or broth made from bones of
chicken, fish and beef builds strong bones, assuages sore throats, nurtures the sick, puts vigor in the step and sparkle in love life —
so say grandmothers, midwives and healers.»
I made a few amends - I used
chicken stock to boost the flavor and I only had canellini beans in the pantry
so had to sub those for chickpeas.
Cook noodles as per directions
so that they are al dente Brown onion in a saucepan in coconut oil Add celery, carrot and herbs and sauté for a further 3 minutes and season Add
chicken and sauté for 4 minutes stirring often Add vegetables then pour in
stock, and tamari and ACV bring to boil and reduce and simmer for 20 mins Just before serving the soup, add the noodles to the pot and stir to separate
I just happened to have
chicken stock on hand
so that's what I used.
I had sweet potatoes on hand
so substituted those for the squash, and made a couple additions for depth - fish sauce (in tahini mix), coconut milk (with the
chicken stock) and cilantro (at the end).
I used the
chicken stock in the stew as well
so if you do boil the
chicken in
stock do not throw it away when you are done cooking the
chicken.
Kabocha Squash and Fennel Soup 1/2 medium kabocha squash 1 medium fennel bulb 2 T olive oil 2 t fennel seeds 3 T butter 1 cup sliced onions (I used a couple of shallots too) 1 T thyme leaves 2 chiles de arbol 1 bay leaf 1/3 cup sherry (I didn't have any on hand
so I used Lillet instead) 4 cups
chicken stock Preheat the oven to 400 Cut squash in half lengthwise and remove the seeds.
During the cooking process water will evaporate
so add
chicken stock or water if necessary.
A note on
chicken stock: Most
stock powders are very high in salt and not much else
so look for a ready to use liquid variety with as little additives as possible, and preferably low salt as you can adjust this to your taste.
When choosing store - bought broth make sure you choose a quality one made with real
chicken as opposed to
stock cubes, no added sugar, and low in sodium
so that you can control the amount of salt added.
Place in a large
stock pot with remaining
chicken ingredients and cover by an inch or
so with cold water.
I'm
so thrilled you mentioned this about
chicken stock.
I don't drink
so I just subbed the white wine with
chicken stock.
This soup has all the exact same ingredients — only of course, you add homemade
chicken stock which is
so good for you.