Sunday I made stock. The pot on the left is poultry stock (chicken and turkey) and the pot on the right is lamb stock. I roasted the lamb bones first and boy, the house smelled so good! I let it simmer on low overnight and Monday morning I canned 7 quarts before I went in to work (a few hours late). I would have canned another batch, but I ran out of time so some went for that night's dinner, some went into the freezer, and some is in the fridge for tomorrow's (or Friday's) dinner.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Stock Sunday
Sunday I made stock. The pot on the left is poultry stock (chicken and turkey) and the pot on the right is lamb stock. I roasted the lamb bones first and boy, the house smelled so good! I let it simmer on low overnight and Monday morning I canned 7 quarts before I went in to work (a few hours late). I would have canned another batch, but I ran out of time so some went for that night's dinner, some went into the freezer, and some is in the fridge for tomorrow's (or Friday's) dinner.
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I have some chicken stock going right now :) And this time I am trying the overnight in the oven method so I will have to be up extra early to finish it.
Do you pressure can yours?
Great job! Nothing in a box or tin can can come close to the flavor of homemade stock! :)
Nice... I bet the house did smell good.
I can almost smell it! I bet it tastes great.
Hey, can you email me? I wanted to ask you about sheep feed since you also have a small flock. Ours are arriving on Monday so I am trying to get everything ready.
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