Bone Broth II – includes Egg Drop Soup

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I have a food post on “Bone Broth Soup” … frankly, it has turned off some people because I show pictures of chopped up bones.

RELAX!  … no bone chopping in this post. :)

This post will show a simplified version … the soup is still VERY tasty but not quite as rich as the ‘full’ version.

Steps

1)  I cooked a Chicken in a GROK pot (crock pot) for 4-5 hours on high. You can cook it all day while at work or all night while you sleep…. but use the low setting.

2) Debone the chicken … don’t worry about leaving some meat on the bones … it will make the soup even better. :)

Note: MAKE sure to add the skin back into the grok pot as well… the fat really adds to the flavor.

3) Add the Bones back to the Grok Pot with the chicken broth and add water as needed to cover the bones. The picture below shows the bones… still fully intact. :)

Note: Add 2-4 TBS of Apple Cider Vinegar … it’s reported vinegar helps ‘draw out’ the nutrients from the bones and is overall a healthy addition.

4)  Cook the bones in the broth … most ‘experts’ suggest cooking the bones for 12 – 24 hrs.

Including the time cooking the chicken, this bone broth cooked for about 22 hours … it was AWESOME!

5) I use a coffee cup to scoop out bone broth after stirring. I like doing it after stirring… because the broth is filled with the fat and meat that has settled on the bottom.

Add the bone broth to a pot, I use 3 cups of bone broth (per person) and BRING TO A ROLLING BROIL on medium high.

6) While the broth is coming to a boil, beat two eggs (per person) and add slowly to the boiling  broth.

7) If the eggs stop the boiling process, just wait a few seconds and it will begin boiling again.  After emptying the eggs into the pot turn off the burner. Grab a bowl and ENJOY!!! :)

Once again… the final product… from a different vantage point.  :)

Once you make the broth … you can refrigerate and or freeze it.   After you have the broth… making Egg Drop Soup with Bone Broth is SUPER QUICK AND EASY!!!

If you can boil water… you can make the broth and the soup. :)

In SUMMARY… there are MANY nutrient dense foods that are nutritious for you.

MUCH MORE nutritious than ‘grains’ and sugary foods promoted by the ADA.

I’ve eaten this way for almost two years…and I WILL never go back to eating the ADA Way.

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