SERVES:
makes approx. 8 cups broth
approx. cooking time 1 hour
INGREDIENTS:
approx. 1 cup rough chopped onion
approx. 1 cup rough chopped celery
approx. 1 cup rough chopped carrot
1 -2 crushed cloves of garlic
2 Tbs vegetable oil
approx. 6 - 7 cups vegetable scraps and peelings (see procedure)
1-2 bay leaves
5-6 black peppercorns
small bunch of thyme sprigs or a sprinkling of dried thyme
water as needed to cover vegetables
PROCEDURE:
Rough chop about 1 cup each of celery, carrot and onion and then saute them a bit in a little vegetable oil in the stock pot.
Add a crushed unpeeled clove of garlic to that and let those things cook along for 5 minutes or so.
Once they've caramelized a little bit you can add approx. 6 - 7 cups total of scraps and peelings of carrots, celery, onion skins, some parsley stems, green onion pieces (and even something like parsnip peelings if you have them), add a couple of bay leaves, a few black peppercorns and a small bunch of thyme sprigs (or a sprinkling of dried thyme), add some sliced tomato tops or canned diced tomatoes and some sliced mushrooms if you like and add a little handful of fresh parsley if you have it and then add about 8 - 10 cups of water and bring it up to a simmer.
Let that gently simmer along for 45 minutes to an hour.
At that point, place a large colander or mesh strainer into a large mixing bowl in sink and then carefully strain the stock through the colander.
Cool that down a bit in the bowl and then transfer it to a container to cool down completely in the fridge.
HINTS:
Use to make vegetarian soups and or brothy meals with pasta.
A handful of tomatoes and fresh mushrooms give this broth more color and depth of flavor.
makes approx. 8 cups broth
approx. cooking time 1 hour
INGREDIENTS:
approx. 1 cup rough chopped onion
approx. 1 cup rough chopped celery
approx. 1 cup rough chopped carrot
1 -2 crushed cloves of garlic
2 Tbs vegetable oil
approx. 6 - 7 cups vegetable scraps and peelings (see procedure)
1-2 bay leaves
5-6 black peppercorns
small bunch of thyme sprigs or a sprinkling of dried thyme
water as needed to cover vegetables
PROCEDURE:
Rough chop about 1 cup each of celery, carrot and onion and then saute them a bit in a little vegetable oil in the stock pot.
Add a crushed unpeeled clove of garlic to that and let those things cook along for 5 minutes or so.
Once they've caramelized a little bit you can add approx. 6 - 7 cups total of scraps and peelings of carrots, celery, onion skins, some parsley stems, green onion pieces (and even something like parsnip peelings if you have them), add a couple of bay leaves, a few black peppercorns and a small bunch of thyme sprigs (or a sprinkling of dried thyme), add some sliced tomato tops or canned diced tomatoes and some sliced mushrooms if you like and add a little handful of fresh parsley if you have it and then add about 8 - 10 cups of water and bring it up to a simmer.
Let that gently simmer along for 45 minutes to an hour.
At that point, place a large colander or mesh strainer into a large mixing bowl in sink and then carefully strain the stock through the colander.
Cool that down a bit in the bowl and then transfer it to a container to cool down completely in the fridge.
HINTS:
Use to make vegetarian soups and or brothy meals with pasta.
A handful of tomatoes and fresh mushrooms give this broth more color and depth of flavor.
Vegetable Broth
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