Nourishing Kitchen 2

A year ago I shared some photos of food projects I was working on in the post Nourishing Kitchen. Here are some more.

Today I finished a Goat Bone Stock. I did it exactly like I described in my Homemade Beef Broth post, except I used goat bones. This was the first stock that I took out a full 72 hours. Look at the color.

goat-bone-broth

I’m also about a week into a sauerkraut that uses dill and caraway seeds.

dill-sk

Today I decided to take my kimchi to the next level. Instead of using nappa cabbage and/or bok choy, I used green cabbage like they do at Firefly Kitchens. This means the ferment will take closer to 3 weeks, instead of 6 days.

2-kimchi

Also, I cooked up my first beef kidney recently. I prepared it just like I do beef liver. That means garlic, onions and thyme. It tasted OK. I prefer liver.

beef-liver

 

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  1. that is a lot of stock after 72 hours. my first and only batch went over 24 hours and cooked way down. i didn’t end up with nearly as much as you. it is super flavorful sometimes overpowering recipes that call for beef stock.

  2. @Chuck – One of the cool things about my electric stove is I can dial in the perfect temperature to get the minimal simmer. Although, making a concentrate does have a space saving appeal.

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