I made some beef stock: Big bones plus a very meaty slice of shank in a pressure cooker with celery, carrots, parsley, and leeks and blasted that for about an hour. Then I took the meat off the bones — and even got some marrow from them, too. The stock, after 24 hours in the fridge, was almost thick enough to stand a spoon up in it.
Busting The Risotto Myth
Busting The Risotto Myth
Busting The Risotto Myth
I made some beef stock: Big bones plus a very meaty slice of shank in a pressure cooker with celery, carrots, parsley, and leeks and blasted that for about an hour. Then I took the meat off the bones — and even got some marrow from them, too. The stock, after 24 hours in the fridge, was almost thick enough to stand a spoon up in it.