Making Stock

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The trim from the pork butt went into the stock pot with some bay leaf, celery, onion and a tad garlic.

Started early and got done around 11:30. I strained it 3 times with a fine gold coffee filter thingy.

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Reduced it down. Added salt.
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Reduced more and it got darker and more flavor.
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Covered pot and poured into ice cube trays and small containers for freezing and vac seal later today.
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Nice, my neighbor the meat processing butcher brings me bones for my dog but I started using them for stock instead. LOL
Dog is kind of hit or miss if she chews on a bone with to much marrow. Sheet city for a day or two so I don't feel bad about taking her supply of bones for stock.
Interesting video from Chef Jean-Pierre on how to take cheap store bought stock and change into better stock.
 
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Yum I love making stock and glad to see I’m not the only one that portions it out for the freezer. I portion out 1 cup portions and freeze in little sandwich bags.

I use cheese cloth to strain mine but now the coffee filter will be getting used (great idea), a big one will fit perfectly in my mesh strainer!
 
I keep saying I am going to buy a Stainless steel spigot and tap the 5 gallon stock pot I have just to make transfer/ straining easier. Have not gotten around to it yet...
 
I keep saying I am going to buy a Stainless steel spigot and tap the 5 gallon stock pot I have just to make transfer/ straining easier. Have not gotten around to it yet...
The kitchen supply store has pre tapped spigots all done up
 
Got a link? I'm not familiar with that store...
I was thinking of the local restaurant supply stores but search Amazon “stock pot with spigot” there are a bunch on there….they even have the screened spigots to…..

Ps they have lots made up for home brewing to….about 120-150 bills. The restaurant ones are up in the 300-500 range…..
 
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