Chicken Broth
Started: 2022-10-01
Canned: 2022-10-03
Stored: 9 x 250mL
What I did:
- After separating meat from bone I put all the bones and gristle and such into the stock pot will all the drippings from earlier plus some water.
- Simmered on low overnight.
- --- Next morning ---
- took out out skins, bones, etc with mesh strainer
- Put in fridge/freezer to chill the fat layer
- --- That evening ---
- Removed as much grease from the surface as possible.
- Heated to boil and used to make Chicken Bits
- Put back in the freezer due to time constraints
- --- Next day ---
- Heated up the very frozen broth until boiling
- Portioned evenly into 12 jars and topped up the last few mm with boiling water to get 1" headspace
- Wiped rims with wet papertowel (maybe should have used vinegar?)
- Put lids on and jars into very hot canner
- Closed canner and heated on 7 until boiling noises, then cranked to max
- vent 10 min and put on weight
- turned down to 7 when 9lbs to creep up on 11lbs
- started timer for 20 at 11lbs and babysat it
- after timer, turned off heat and waited for 0lbs/lock drop
- after lock drop, set timer for 15 min
- after timer, lifted weight and opened canner and restarted 15 min timer
- no obvious siphoning
- after timer took jars out
- 2 hrs of cooling later, 3 had not sealed. They got poured into a 1L jar and put in the fridge for later
- The other 9 got labels and stored
Notes on this batch:
- no obvious siphoning
- 3/12 unsealed. (not good) maybe due to not using vinegar to wipe rims?
- looks unappetising with floating silt. maybe filter through cheesecloth or paper filter?
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