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The remy is now venting and should be ready for the refrigerator and freezer by the time I go to bed. Two day process that netted 2+ gallons of Stock/Remy, and shouldn't have to by store stock for a while. If you can make your own stock I highly recommend it, because you can control what's in it.
Here's what was in my beef stock.
- Mire Poix
- Beef Bones
- Tomato puree (it was brushed on the bones during roasting)
- Sachet (w/ bay leaf, parsley stems, and pepper corns)
That's it. The main stock simmered for 24 hours, the remy only went 4 hours. I'll have pictures tomorrow once I pull them off the camera and what not.
2 comments:
TD,
A picture is worth a thousand words - but a video is worth a million more. If you have a chance, I'd love to see you cook up some of culinary creations like Emilio.
Best wishes for Holidays,
Marc (http://MajorLeagueBusiness.Com)
Thanks Mark! I've posted some pictures from the stock making adventure and might have to do some video from my camera, never used that feature but willing to give it a go.
Hope you're enjoying the content!
TD
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