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AM I FROM ANOTHER PLANET???Posted by Donna on January 06, 1999 at 10:36:19:
What's all the problem over the stock and base, anyway? Cooking a turkey? Use the bones. How long does it take to throw bones in a pot, cover add carrots, onions, celery, water, salt, pepper, bay leaf (or not) Simmer for several hours, cool, strain and reduce? I keep duck bones, chicken bones, beef bones and of course ham bones. I have a freezer full of ready made stocks and bones. It didn't take any time as I was busy doing other jobs in the kitchen. In my early day, I would purchase bones. What an idiot! Too many cooks spoils the broth! Sounds to me that 5 of us in the same kitchen-someone ends up in the stock pot! Something really important about bases (not all, but many) contains MSG, my deadly allergy. I don't eat out often because some cooks put the base in everything from soups to gravies, to a sprinkle on the vegetables.
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