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Pardon me if the question is too basic. Can bone broth be made only from bone marrow? I just find it hard to separate meat from the frozen or other bones.
Would the nutrition of broth from bone marrow be similar to the bones with meat?
Any precaution that one should take while preparing broth from bone marrow?
Would only like to use chicken or lamb bones. Wouldn't use beef or pork bones. Just like to minimize the intake of meat for the time being.- Re: Can broth be prepared from bone ... alinc
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This is a reply to # 2,251,179YES! The bone marrow is super healing. The marrow in chicken bones wont be large enough due to the size of the animal. I have only seen beef marrow bones. To be honest, I don't know if you'd even be able to find chicken marrow bones. The marrow comes from the inside of the center of the bone. You'd need like 100 chicken bones hahaha
If you have access to maybe a local organic farm, that would be the way to go. The only way I think I will be able to get ORGANIC marrow bones up here in upstate NY, is to find a local farm and buy a cow. It's actually cost effective to purchase the whole animal if you can or care about the quality of your food.
If you are looking for marrow bones for healing, use beef marrow bones. The kind of animal doesn't really matter in this case. Marrow is marrow, but it's not all equal quality based on the standards the farm followed with the animal was alive. That's what matters.
I just watched a video of this guy making his broth. I'll post it below. It's like a jungle in a pot, seriously.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZdJ7Ecl9BIAdvertisement
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This is a reply to # 2,251,309Many thanks for getting back. Appreciate scientific and logical perspective.
I'm using bone broth for healing. Due to personal reasons, I can't take beef or beef bones (despite the awareness that it could be the best for me to prepare bone broth). Hope you understand.
If I may ask, could you list some other animals, whose bone marrow I could use? The more type of animals would increase the probability to obtain the suitable bone-marrow. I'll try to manage the organic vs. non-organic (could be non-hormone/non- Antibiotic products in raising) part at my end.
Buying an animal is really not possible for me.
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This is a reply to # 2,251,323Oxtail? They have oxtail bones on this site. - http://www.alderspring.com/store/page4.html
This KOL foods sitehttp://www.alderspring.com/store/page4.html only showed beef marrow bones, which are back ordered, but I'm not seeing any other animal being sold for it's marrow besides cow.
Lamb would be another possibility, pork?
I haven't added bone marrow to my broths in a long time due to the unavailability of organic bones. Using conventional bone marrow tastes gross. The flavor is vile. but none of the Wegman's grocery stores (the best chain grocery store in the area) are able to get organic bones or even organic bone in meats, besides chicken.
I did a few searches for other animals that might be sold for it's marrow and there's not a lot of choices. You're going to have to search or call a local butcher/farm ect to see what animal bones besides the cow could be purchased that would be a close alternative. I have no idea what oxtail is, but they sell oxtail bones at some places.
I actually think it would be difficult to find organic beef marrow bones. All the sites said that the bones were back ordered and out of stock. It looks like people are realizing the benefits of broth.
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This is a reply to # 2,251,338Thanks again for getting back to me:)
Does give a lot of pointers to follow upon. Certainly lamb is feasible for me. I live in Toronto (Canada), so now on a mission to find the suitable bones for broth!
Appreciate the response!
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This is a reply to # 2,251,309I’m glad to read in the above that the bone marrow is healing. Wow, that was quite a stock he prepared in the video. I made one the other day with a package of organic chicken drumsticks.
Heat up 12 cups of water, add the drumsticks and boil until chicken is cooked. Skim off the foam impurities. Remove 4 out of the 5 drumsticks and save them to use in another dish.
Keep 1 of the drumsticks in pot for the duration of the stock, add 1 onion, carrot, Celery stalk, 1 clove garlic and slow cook for a 1-2 hours. Throw out the drumstick when finished cooking as it will taste pretty lifeless.
Homemade chicken stock and any cruciferous vegetable makes broccoli/cabbage/or cauliflower soup.
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I'm getting hungry for some soup!
I have to make a broth today or tomorrow. I don't have any at the moment. When it's been a few days without sipping on a cup of broth, I really start to crave it.
And I know, that broth was insanity... insane in a good way. I wonder what it tastes like though. I haven't added fish to any of my broths yet, but I know it's a practiced thing by people that use the broths for healing purposes. Weston A Price adds fish, GAPS does too and probably other ones. I'm not sure where I could score a fish head though. hmmm
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