What did you cook or eat today (May 2025)?

Stock making day. First you need a bunch of feet.

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The odd head is good when tossed in with the feet and your freezer collection of bones and carcasses:

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Boil the cr@p out of it* for a couple hours with some mirepoix to yield that gelatinous goodness!

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*a well-known and time-honoured cooking technique.
 
I'm sure we do. How so? lol...
He's a big fan of the gelatinous. I mean, you two are not the only ones...and I like cooking bones down, but you guys will do the feet (and heads?) thing. And yes others are cool with that too, but I'm more of a "what I don't know can't hurt me" kinda person, lol. Collagen is a wonderful thing, yes. Heads and feet freak me out though!
 
He's a big fan of the gelatinous. I mean, you two are not the only ones...and I like cooking bones down, but you guys will do the feet (and heads?) thing. And yes others are cool with that too, but I'm more of a "what I don't know can't hurt me" kinda person, lol. Collagen is a wonderful thing, yes. Heads and feet freak me out though!
I but lots of chicken feet
And then I feed them to my dogs :)
 
He's a big fan of the gelatinous. I mean, you two are not the only ones...and I like cooking bones down, but you guys will do the feet (and heads?) thing. And yes others are cool with that too, but I'm more of a "what I don't know can't hurt me" kinda person, lol. Collagen is a wonderful thing, yes. Heads and feet freak me out though!

Oh yeah. When I get a whole bird with feet and head on, those are definitely going in my stockpot at a later date!

I haven't done any hooves though. I wonder where I could get some...
 
Speaking of gelatinous stock, vernplum and Barriehie, in your opinions, how long can a gelatinous stock be safely kept refrigerated in an airtight container?

Erm, not really sure... a few weeks I'd imagine. I normally portion mine up into sandwich bags (say about 1 - 1.5 cups) and freeze it. That lot in my photo made 6 portions.
 
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