I'm serving the broth with spring onions, garlic, a touch of chili powder and some chopped mushrooms, and some crusty cheese bread. Another time I might add noodles.
Meanwhile, here's how I do the broth:
Ingredients :
4 beef marrow bones, or 3 beef knucklebones
A slosh... Oh alright, let's say
2 tablespoons of Cider Vinegar with the Mothers
2 Bay leaves
Cover with water
You could leave it here (I do)
Or you could add peppercorns, herbs like rosemary or sage, juniper berries.
Method:
Roast the bones until cooked, 200 c in a fan oven for 35 minutes
Place bones into slow cooker
Pour in the cider vinegar
Cover with water
Add any additional ingredients
Bring to the boil
Simmer for at least 24 hours
Cool
Strain into a bowl
Refrigerate.
The broth will cool to a jelly, covered by a thick layer of white fat. The fat is lovely for roasting potatoes.
I wasn't going to make broth, but Jack popped by for a socially distanced walk and we ended up, via the fields, in town in the butchers. Jack used to be a butcher and a chef, so can't resist popping in for nice fresh sausages, and he bought me a couple of knuckle bones! We also met Noo in town. How strange it is to be meeting up outside in winter, rather than cuddling indoors, but there ye go.



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