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Brown Turkey Stock

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jeffinsgf
jeffinsgf Posts: 1,259
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Learned a new (to me) technique last week. "Brown Stock" is obtained by roasting the bones of the meat before simmering the stock. In most cases, you brown in one pan and transfer to a stock pot. I did it in a Dutch Oven, in the Egg from beginning to end.

Turkey back, necks, giblets, carrots and celery in the D.O.

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Browned up and smelling delicious.

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After it is browned up, I added water, and herbs. Got a little carried away with the cilantro.

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Simmered with the lid on for two hours and off for one hour. Here it is done and ready to strain off.

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