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Old 11-18-2006, 07:47 PM
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Default Pork stock? :confused:

Is there such a thing as pork stock in markets? I've never happened to find it but I imagine there is such a thing. If not, what specialty markets could I find it at or how could I possibly make it at home?
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I can't help you with a source for purchasing the pork stock, but here's a recipe for pork stock that you might like:

http://recipes.epicurean.com/recipe/...ork-stock.html

I don't know why the url was truncated, but the last part of that line reads recipe/23359/pork-stock.html
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The URL wasn't truncated, it was ellipsized. The whole URL is there in the link, but for display purposes, long URLs appear shortened, even though they contain the whole link. Thus the ellipsis in the URL.

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Some companies make pork base; I think Knorr might. Ask your suppliers.
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Thanks for the link. The pork stock sounds excellent! There's some things in life I wonder why they don't have in a common grocery store. Like Wild Boar Stock? Or venison stock? Or duck stock? But whatever. Thanks for the link. The broth sounds really easy to make. Bones, water, vegetables, salt. Stuff I already have in the back of my fridge. xP
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