As if all of this wasn't enough, the homemade chicken stock is just as wonderful as the whole chicken recipe (both recipes below)!! I don't make stock every time but I do like to keep a good supply of chicken stock in the freezer, so if I'm getting low, then I will make some more stock to freeze (the recipe below makes about 8-10 cups of stock). I used to use chicken broth from the store, but never again. The homemade chicken stock is lower in sodium, it's healthier and MUCH more tasty!! It enriches the dishes I use it in MUCH more than the chicken broth I was buying.
I look forward to you trying these two recipes! I hope you enjoy them as much as we do!
~Davis
click here for THE BEST WHOLE CHICKEN IN A CROCK POT recipe
(from: www.100DaysofRealFood.com)
Ingredients:
-paprika
-salt
-onion powder
-thyme
-garlic powder
-cayenne (red) pepper
-black pepper
-onion
-large chicken
A few notes: I cut off the skin before cooking the chicken and just rub the spices all of the chicken meat. Also, I cook the chicken overnight (on low for 8-10 hours).
click here for OVERNIGHT CHICKEN STOCK IN THE CROCK POT recipe
(from: www.100DaysofRealFood.com)
Ingredients:
-chicken bones and carcass
-onion
-celery (I omit this)
-carrot (I omit this)
-bay leaf
-parsley (I use 1 tsp dried parsley)
-thyme (I use 1 tsp dried thyme)
-salt (I use about 2 tsp sea salt)
-garlic (this is not in the original recipe, but I like to add 2 minced cloves of garlic)
click here for THE BEST WHOLE CHICKEN IN A CROCK POT recipe
(from: www.100DaysofRealFood.com)
Ingredients:
-paprika
-salt
-onion powder
-thyme
-garlic powder
-cayenne (red) pepper
-black pepper
-onion
-large chicken
A few notes: I cut off the skin before cooking the chicken and just rub the spices all of the chicken meat. Also, I cook the chicken overnight (on low for 8-10 hours).
click here for OVERNIGHT CHICKEN STOCK IN THE CROCK POT recipe
(from: www.100DaysofRealFood.com)
Ingredients:
-chicken bones and carcass
-onion
-celery (I omit this)
-carrot (I omit this)
-bay leaf
-parsley (I use 1 tsp dried parsley)
-thyme (I use 1 tsp dried thyme)
-salt (I use about 2 tsp sea salt)
-garlic (this is not in the original recipe, but I like to add 2 minced cloves of garlic)
All the spices for the chicken. |
The chicken is ready to start cooking! |
About to start cooking the stock! |
I've been wanting to make some chicken stock, but didn't know how...great timing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Yay! Let me know how it turns out! :)
DeleteI worked with a friend of yours, Michelle, at Riverchase United Meth Church the other day and she your blog with me ..when I kept going on about foods and all the aweful ingredients.I already new about100days and I also follow food babe. Anxious to try recipes. on this one it says to add no liquid, I always ad liquid,so what do you do?
ReplyDeleteFelicia
Hey Felicia!! I know, I continue to be amazed at what's allowed in our foods!! As for the chicken, I never add liquid and it always turns out great!! I just made this yesterday and then made homemade stock today!! :) Hope this helps! Have a blessed evening!
DeleteThis recipe looks awesome!!! Since I don’t use grain flour, do you think almond or coconut flour would work well as a substitute? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHarold Burton
I'm on a cleanse and I can't have soy sauce. Can you think of a good sub.
ReplyDeleteJoseph Donahue