Chicken stock is incredibly versatile and can be used as the base for soups, stews, and sauces. It's also used to cook grains like rice or quinoa, adding flavor that water alone cannot. Additionally, it's a key ingredient in making gravy and can be used to add moisture and depth to dishes when sautéing vegetables or braising meats.
While many people opt for the convenience of store-bought chicken stock, making it at home allows for more control over the ingredients and their quality, resulting in a richer and more flavorful stock. Homemade stock can also be a great way to utilize leftover bones and vegetable scraps, reducing waste.
Chicken stock is like a tea made from chicken bones and veggies, simmered gently to coax out all the good flavors and nutrients. It's a kitchen staple that boosts the taste of many dishes, from soups to sides, making it a treasured ingredient for cooks everywhere.




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Recipe of: New Zealand
 
            Filed Under: Seafood
Prep Method: Bake
Base: Mussels
Made with: 8 Ingredients




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