If we were making brown chicken stock we'd coat the bones in a small amount of tomato purée before roasting them, to enrich the flavour right away.
For the home-cook a pressure-cooker would be ideal, but in a restaurant there's none nearly big enough. Common practice would be to leave various stocks in massive pots ticking away overnight on the merest of heats.
If we were making brown chicken stock we'd coat the bones in a small amount of tomato purée before roasting them, to enrich the flavour right away.
For the home-cook a pressure-cooker would be ideal, but in a restaurant there's none nearly big enough. Common practice would be to leave various stocks in massive pots ticking away overnight on the merest of heats.