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Bone Broth

cheleonfire

Where do you get the bones to make your bone broth?

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Aquawave

From my whole baked chicken leftovers.

sammyliftsandeats

Some butchers have beef bones you can buy or if you go there regularly, they may give them to you.

Bonny132

Oh you drink that broth? I use mine to make soups, stews, flavouring my food instead of stock cubes, never thought about just drinking it.

RowdysLady

I always keep bones from any meat I cook to make soups, broths, etc. - even the turkey when I cook a whole one.

kpk54

Yep. I'm one to freeze a chicken/turkey carcass or beef bones from a meal in order to make broth later. Homemade is much tastier than boullion but I drink that frequently with added salt.