Making Chicken Stock
On my menu this week are a couple different varieties of soup, for which I needed a good base.
I had leftover chicken pieces and skin from making Tandoori earlier this week, so I just dumped all the pieces parts (as my mother calls them) in a big pot and covered it with water.
I tossed in some chopped celery, carrot, onion and a palmful of Mrs Dash Original for good measure.
I boiled this concoction for about two hours, skimming the foam occasionally, strained it, and voila! The best chicken stock ever!
Never toss raw leftover chicken pieces or parts; freeze them and save to make your own stock. It beats anything you can buy at the grocery store.
I had leftover chicken pieces and skin from making Tandoori earlier this week, so I just dumped all the pieces parts (as my mother calls them) in a big pot and covered it with water.
I tossed in some chopped celery, carrot, onion and a palmful of Mrs Dash Original for good measure.
I boiled this concoction for about two hours, skimming the foam occasionally, strained it, and voila! The best chicken stock ever!
Never toss raw leftover chicken pieces or parts; freeze them and save to make your own stock. It beats anything you can buy at the grocery store.
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