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16 minutes of fame

Hey, I got to be on TV! 😃 Many thanks to my friend Mel Carden, of For Goodness Sake Foods, for inviting me onto her local access cable show, “Ate minutes with Chef Mel", on Win-CAM. If you want to check out either of the two 8-minute segments, she has me talking about Sourdough and Bone Broth. For more on either topic, click on the broth tag here on my blog, or the sourdough tag. Thanks! Casey

Bone Broth with beef, pork or lamb

It is high time I posted instructions for making broth with beef, pork and lamb bones! In the meantime, I hope that you have tried making broth with chicken bones. Once again, I must quote Katie at Kitchen Stewardship: “Bone broth is one of the best foods you can feed your body and...it is hands down the easiest nourishing food to make in your kitchen." Step 1: Get some bones. Buy, cook, and eat some nice steaks or chops (or whatever) with bones in them. Then save every scrap (especially j...

Braised Bone-In Chicken with Tarragon

On your next trip to the grocery store, do yourself a favor and skip the boneless chicken breasts. Bone-in chicken is cheaper, tastier, and leaves you with the ingredients you need to make a beautiful and nourishing broth. Pick up bone-in chicken legs, thighs, breasts, or even a whole chicken! If you can, choose organic/pasture-raised meat - it is definitely more expensive, but truly a good value if you use every bit. This braised chicken dish has got to be my family’s favorite dinner. It is...

Making Chicken Bone Broth

You can make your own broth. It is not hard. In fact, you really should consider making this one change to your cooking habits, if nothing else: make and use your own bone broth. “Bone broth is one of the best foods you can feed your body and...it is hands down the easiest nourishing food to make in your kitchen." - Katie at Kitchen Stewardship After enjoying a nice dinner of braised bone-in chicken, or maybe just a rotisserie chicken, save all of those bones and bits. Gather every speck...