Rick,
For home use I love a pressure cooker. I usually use the canning rack and cook the stock in mason jars. This helps when you have small amounts of scrap/bone materials to work with. You can make batches of stock on a small scale, several different types at a time. Its a good solution when purchasing bones isn't an option.
For home use I love a pressure cooker. I usually use the canning rack and cook the stock in mason jars. This helps when you have small amounts of scrap/bone materials to work with. You can make batches of stock on a small scale, several different types at a time. Its a good solution when purchasing bones isn't an option.
