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Homemade Bone Broth Slow Cooker Recipe

Hearty, Nutritious Homemade Bone Broth Slow Cooker Recipe

 

 

Hearty, Nutritious Homemade Bone Broth Slow Cooker Recipe

 

Today I’d like to share a hearty, nutritious homemade bone broth slow cooker recipe with you.

I’d love to say,

 

“It ain’t yo Gramma’s homemade bone broth recipe.”

 

…but it probably is! (Except for the electric slow cooker part.)

Yo Gramma most likely cooked her beef bone soup in a big pot and kept it simmering on the back of the stove. I know mine did! She also made homemade stock with chicken bones and lots of other goodies..

Anyway…in case you’ve been under a rock…there’s a big Bone Broth Trend going on these days. It seems people have re-discovered bone broth nutrition, and all the other bone broth benefits.

 

Easy Bone Broth Recipe

 

What Is Bone Broth?

Basically bone broth is the liquid that’s left after boiling animal bones in water, with the addition of herbs and aromatics such as onions and garlic.

 

Bone Broth vs. Stock

What’s the difference between bone broth and stock?

It’s simple. There is no difference. Bone broth is stock.

Bone broth, stock, consomme, bouillon all basically boil down to the same thing – bone soup.

Most chefs agree that making stock with roasted bones that simmer for 12 or more hours is a time-honored tradition.

 

Bone Broth Nutrition

Is bone broth good for you?

Yes, Virginia, bone broth nutrition is good for you. Bone broth soup has been long-heralded as a cure-all in cultures all over the world. It’s full of vitamins, protein, minerals, keratin and collagen.

There is scientific evidence that proves that bone broth soup can reduce inflammation in the body. Making homemade bone broth is usually made with care and includes high quality ingredients which render bone broth with great flavor and optimal nutrition.

 

Bone Broth Health Benefits

● Aids with Leaky Gut Syndrome. Bone broth helps seal up holes in intestines
● Protects your joints. Bone broth contains chondroitin sulfate which helps to prevent osteoarthritis.
● Look younger. Bone broth is rich in collagen, which makes your hair, skin and nails look radiant.
● Sleep better. Bone broth has glycine, which aids in sleeping and improves memory.
● Bone broth strengthens the immune system.
● Bone Broth builds strong bones with the calcium, magnesium and phosphorus seeping into the broth.

 

Where Can I Buy Bone Broth ?

Buy Bone Broth Online

You can buy bone broth online, or in your local grocery store. However, store bought brands may contain sugar, sodium, artificial coloring and flavorings.

I think these bone broth brands below are just what you’re looking for. Just click on the one you like.

 

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Making Bone Broth In A Slow Cooker

Making bone broth in a slow cooker is easy. Just toss some bones, garlic, onion and a handful of herbs and some water into the crock pot, turn it on and let it slow cook while you get on with your life. Click below to see the best prices on these slow cooker models.

 

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Where To Buy Bones For Making Bone Broth?

You can try your local supermarket or butcher to buy bones for making bone broth. Check out an Asian market near you and buy the boniest bones you can get – beef knuckles, chicken necks, oxtails, even chicken feet!

 

Best Bone Broth Slow Cooker Recipe

Ingredients:
2 pounds of bones (good quality)
1 medium carrot, peeled and chopped
1 medium onion, chopped
1 stalk of celery, chopped
4 cloves of garlic, peeled and roughly chopped
1 tbsp organic apple cider vinegar
sea salt
egg shells and vegetable ends (optional)

Directions:
Put the bones into a 3-quart slow cooker. The bones should fill your slow cooker up about 3/4 full.
Peel the garlic and vegetables and cut them up.
You can also add rinsed, crushed egg shells and vegetable scraps for added flavor. This will be strained out before you actually drink the broth.
Fill the slow cooker using filtered water.
Season the water with 1 1/2 tsp of sea salt.
Add 1-2 tbs organic apple cider vinegar.
Let the mixture sit for 1 hour so the vinegar will be able to leach the mineral out of the bones.
Set the slow cooker on the low setting and cook for 12-24 hours, just like Gramma did…

During the last 15 minutes of cooking, add some fresh parsley for extra flavor and minerals.
When finishing cooking, strain the broth using cheesecloth or a strainer and cool it.

The finished product will have a layer of fat on top. (Well done!) When it has cooled completely, it will turn to jelly.

You can remove the fat and use it for cooking or flavoring food.

 

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You really can’t get anything cuter to ladle out your soup than these two Loch Ness Monster ladles. Just click below to buy the soup ladles.

 

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Buy Bone Broth Diet Cookbooks

Try one of these Bone Broth Diet Cookbooks for more delicious and nutritious bone broth recipes! Dr. Kellyann’s Bone Broth Diet is a top seller on Amazon!

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Hearty, Nutritious Homemade Bone Broth Slow Cooker Recipe

Easy Homemade Soup Stock

Healing, Homemade Soup Stock Recipe for Soothing Winter Soups

Healing, Homemade Soup Stock Recipe for Soothing Winter Soups

Bring on the healing with this homemade soup stock recipe for soothing winter soups.

Delicious hot soup is definitely up there as a go-to favorite meal for staying warm and healthy.

We like to think of steamy winter soup recipes as “comfort food in a bowl“.

 

Homemade Soup Stock Recipe

Here’s How To Cook Up Healthy Soup Recipes

Almost every soup starts with the same kind of base:
an aromatic homemade soup stock made with healthy doses of vegetables, herbs, spices and seasonings that add both taste and texture.

Plus, it give you some powerful protection against Winter’s most common afflictions.

Make Your Own Simple Homemade Soup Stock

This homemade soup stock is so simple and easy to make! And it’s sure to jazz up your winter dinner recipes for soups (and stews) for less than you pay at the supermarket. And it will add lots of healthy benefits to your body with the fresh ingredients.

 

Easy Homemade Soup Stock Recipe

Ingredients:
2 – 3 carrots
2 – 3 celery stalks
1 – 2 medium onions – quartered
1 Bay leaf
1 bunch of parsley
1 tsp whole peppercorns

Roughly chop all the vegetables with a Chef’s knife and place in a large stock pot.
Add the herbs and 4-6 cups of water.
Bring to a boil on the stove.
Reduce heat, cover and simmer for 1 hour.
Cool, then strain with a collander into a separate container.

 

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Ease Pain With Bay Leaf

In ancient Greece, bay leaf was used by local natural healers as a pain reliever. Modern science gives us some proof of its healing power. The bay leaf molecules block the COX-2 enzyme that is the culprit responsible for inflaming joints and other tissues.

Studies reveal that bay leaf has the greatest pain-relieving properties of any spice or herb.

Stop The Sniffles With Onion

Onions contain the property quercetin, which is a natural antihistamine that blocks the reason behind your sneezing, scratchy throat and itchy eyes – just like over-the-counter medicine from the drugstore.

The sulfur content in an onion eases inflammation, thins mucus and breaks up congestion. It’s natural antibiotic compounds fight the bacteria and viruses that make you ill.

Carrots Support Your Lungs

Latest research shows us that carrots reduce asthma symptoms like wheezing by 20%! Their orange hue is an indicator of beta-carotene, which is a powerful antioxidant that fends off respiratory problems.

It also counteracts pollutant carcinogens and slows down decreased lung capacity due to aging.

Ease Stress With Celery

Feeling a little stressed out? Eat a little celery!

Celery has an active compound (phthalide) that controls the stress hormone cortisol. Studies have shown that celery lowers the blood pressure by 14%! Celery also contains 3 calming minerals, magnesium, potassium and calcium which reduce anxiety, relieve insomnia and also ease tense muscle tension.

Eating Parsley Improves Bone Density

Just two little springs of parsley contain twice the recommend daily allowance of Vitamin K, which is responsible for improving bone density, studies show. And parsley increases the production of osteocalcin (for bone-building), which can reduce the risk of fracturing a hip by 80%!

Real Good Cooking Tip:

Save All Your Vegetable Scraps For Homemade Soup Stock!

If you have leftover vegetable scraps like mushroom stems, scallion tops, bean ends or onion skins, just toss them into a bag and store in your freezer. You can then add them to your basic homemade stock recipe when need be for extra nutrients and flavor for your winter soups.

 

Vegetable Scraps for Homemade Soup Stock

 

 

What’s your favorite winter soup recipe? Please let us know in the comments below!

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