[Sca-cooks] Broth - the making
    Adele de Maisieres 
    ladyadele at paradise.net.nz
       
    Thu Nov 24 00:39:49 PST 2005
    
    
  
Terri Morgan wrote:
  When you boil beef bones, meat, fat, and (maybe) veggies (I've
> been cooking them separately) to create your soup base, do you let it cool
> and remove all the congealed fat from the top of the pan? 
Yes, yes I do.
Is it normal for
> the rest of the cold "broth" to look like jello in consistency? 
Yes, most definitely-- its due to gelatin extracted from the connective 
tissue as it cooks.
> And... I've never tried it, but it occurs to me that adding the drippings
> from tomorrow's turkey to that base might be good. 
Jolly good plan, if you can stand to eat turkey without gravy.
It might also ruin a good
> base. What is your experience of mixing beef and poultry in a soup? 
It's delicious and normal practice when making consomme.
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Adele de Maisieres
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