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Genre: Education
Date of upload: Sep 25, 2021 ^^
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I’m a true believer in the health and healing properties of bone broth. I had an elbow injury about 8 years ago from the hard labor of arborist work. It was an intense pin point pain deep in my elbow that I grew to accept through out the years. A couple years ago I took the carcasses from several different thanksgiving dinners, also grabbed some oxtails and similar cuts, and made broth in a similar fashion to this episode, one pot for several weeks in batches. Soon after, within a month, my elbow was pain free; so now I make bone broth twice a month, and eat a good portion of liver once a week with other types of offal mixed in if I happen to come across it. I’ve been pain free and illness free since then, an I am still in arborist work. Cheers.
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I've been making chicken and beef bone broth in a variety of ways for a couple of years now. I believe that this method is by far the best that I have seen yet. While it does not produce the amount of gelatin resulting from a very slow simmer for 48 hours, it does 90% of the job in just 2 hours!
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Thank you for all that you share and teach its so incredibly helpful and a major blessing to those of us that didn't have mom and grandma who taught us these things. Thanks to you my daughter will keep on the tradition that has been almost lost. I can't thank you enough from the bottom of my heart. God bless you sister
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When ever I've had leftover turkey a day after Thanksgiving i would take the meat off the bones and set it aside and boil the bones to make a stock base. Once the bones were done id pull them out, and add some chicken paste to add the salt and extra flavor. I would then add in fresh onions, garlic, carrots and celery. Get those almost done and add in some pasta noodles. And last id add the turkey. Omg the best homemade turkey soup ever. It never lasted long......we love it!!
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Thank you, Carolyn. You are so right about gut health... In fact, medical research is discovering that gut health has a significant impact on many diseases. I'm the primary caregiver for my Dad who is severely disabled with advanced stage Parkinson's Disease. While Parkinson's Disease is a neurological disease that primarily affects movement, research from major institutions now suggests that the underlying cause of Parkinson's Disease probably originates in the gut microbiome.
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I watched the video this weekend, dug through my freezer, grabbed some veggies scraps, and chicken feet & necks at the Asian market around the corner. Made the broth late last night and just had a big cup before dinner with nutmeg! It’s so incredibly delicious. Thank you for sharing this method! I’m so thankful. 🥹 🙏🏻
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Staying away from root vegetables, nuts, leaves, corn and soy will improve your gut health tremendously. You are correct about bone broth (without the veggies), dairy and fermented veggies healing your gut.
Thank you for a wonderful video! I've never made bone broth at home and will definitely give this a try. ❤️
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@hcoynec2361
2 years ago
Don't throw away those bones..... clean them up... roast in oven at 200-250 till dry.(you'llknow they are dry enough when they snap easily).. smash them up real good and you have bone meal for your garden... hope this helps someone God bless each of you!
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