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= Microwave raw chicken stock =
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== Ingredients for 1 batch ==
== Ingredients for 1 batch ==
* 150g raw chicken bones and left over meat
* 150g raw chicken bones.
* 500ml cold water.
* 500ml cold water.
* 1 garlic clove.
* 1 garlic clove.
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# Stand for 2 minutes then strain and add the seasoning if required
# Stand for 2 minutes then strain and add the seasoning if required


If not using immediately, refridgerates well for up to five to seven days at 0C.  Ensure it is completely cold before placing in fridge in a sealed container.
If not using this immediately, it refridgerates well for up to five to seven days at 0°C.  Ensure it is completely cold before placing it in the fridge in a sealed container.


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Latest revision as of 08:07, 25 May 2026

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Microwave raw chicken stock

Adapted from Microwave chicken stock. This assumes a 1.5-1.6kg chicken carcass.

Ingredients for 1 batch

  • 150g raw chicken bones.
  • 500ml cold water.
  • 1 garlic clove.
  • 30ml chopped vegetables, such as onion, carrots, or celery.
  • 1ml white pepper and salt to taste, added after cooking.

Directions

  1. Put the bones on a roasting tray and roast for 20mins. This is essential for best results.
  2. Then put everything listed in the ingredients into a big microwave jug.
  3. Cook on 1000W power for 14 minutes - stir halfway through, especially if the water does not cover the chicken.
  4. Stand for 2 minutes then strain and add the seasoning if required

If not using this immediately, it refridgerates well for up to five to seven days at 0°C. Ensure it is completely cold before placing it in the fridge in a sealed container.

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