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Post by Deleted on Apr 6, 2015 15:42:06 GMT
Lori's post about flavoring cabbage soup reminded me of one of the best sources of flavor boost, which are pan drippings. Anytime I bake pork or beef or ham or chicken I can take the pan juices, chill them, remove the hardened fat and freeze the remaining jelled broth in serving sized portions to add flavor to soups or stews or stirfys. So as not to miss any of the flavor bits ( or 'fond'), I add a couple spoons of water and stir the bottom and sides of the pot to scrape off any browned juices. Really worth the little bit of effort it takes to get a delicious flavor boost with no foreign additives. (:
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Post by calliemoonbeam on Apr 8, 2015 6:37:04 GMT
Great idea Stef! I've sort of done this with ham, but just pour the pan juices into the container with the ham bone to add to soup or beans I'm cooking. Not sure why I never thought to do it your way or with beef, pork roast, chicken, etc., doh!
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