Food, Drink & Dining Out What did you cook for dinner last night?

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I've read that slow cooking bones for 24-36hrs produces a stock that can later be used as a base for soups, gravies, can be added to risotto, etc.
Ive read up on it, apparently its high in minerals, gelatine (which aids bone strength & bone density and is gut-healing) and adds lotsa flavour. Not appropriate if your vegetarian obviously.

Planning on giving it a go over the weekend, and maybe add it as a base for my lamb shank dinner. I'll try and provide step by step photos for anyone interested.
 

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Sounds delicious. I had lamb rissoles, mashed potatoes, peas, carrots...and brunch gravy.

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Sounds good.
 
My parents make soup like that, freeze it so you can use it whenever you like.. They put egg shells in it while cooking, they say it makes it clear (don't know if it's true or an old wives tale)

They use egg white to remove the bits from wine. Perhaps it's the same thing.
 

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Slow cooked balsamic glazed beef,truffle sausage and some veg
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