Use high-quality chicken parts for the best flavor. Organic or free-range chicken is recommended. Don't skip the simmering time – it's crucial for developing a rich, complex flavor. Adjust the salt to your preference after the stock has finished simmering. Chicken stock can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 3 days or frozen for up to 3 months. For a richer flavor, roast the chicken parts and vegetables before adding them to the pot. This adds depth and caramelization. Feel free to add other aromatics such as bay leaves, peppercorns, or parsley stems to the stock. If you don't want to clarify the stock, you can skip steps 7-11.
Augustine Ebert
May 30, 2025My stock came out cloudy, what did I do wrong? Maybe I stirred it too much after the raft formed.
Lue Durgan
Dec 27, 2024This recipe is a staple in my kitchen now! Thank you for sharing!
Bradford Binsleannon
Oct 13, 2024I didn't have chicken parts, so I used a whole chicken carcass after roasting it and it worked perfectly.
Alfredo Mccullough
May 8, 2024The egg white clarification method is a game-changer! My soups are now crystal clear.
Jenifer Rippin
Jan 24, 2024Freezing the stock in ice cube trays is a great way to have small portions on hand for cooking.
Kathlyn Lynch
Sep 29, 2023I added some thyme and bay leaves for extra flavor and it turned out great.
Juvenal Kreiger
May 24, 2023This recipe is so easy to follow and the stock is amazing! I'll never buy store-bought again.