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gonna break-in my instatpot w/ pho, 1hr sounds amazing.
If it is good, you need to post the recipe. I'd kill for a 1hr pho recipe.
gonna break-in my instatpot w/ pho, 1hr sounds amazing.
yea don't laugh, ya'll know where i'm atIf it is good, you need to post the recipe. I'd kill for a 1hr pho recipe.
So the pho came out REALLY oily, (i'll separate with cold) but came out at least aromatic, taste was as good as box'd broth, but i'm gonna try to develop it more.
that same night i also made carnitas, b/c it seemed the easiest to make, and yup,
1.just slap down all the ingredients, set to 90m, walk away
2.empty the meat and saute the liquid automatically 10m, walk away
3.mix back in, done.
broil, like in an oven? oh is this the "crispy" carnitas option?Broil the carnitas for 5 mins after taking it out of the instant pot.
broil, like in an oven? oh is this the "crispy" carnitas option?
i'll try that next time, cool, anyway to do it w/o more pans?Yeah. 3 minutes sometimes suffices. Need to observe to make sure you don't burn off too much liquid.
i'll try that next time, cool, anyway to do it w/o more pans?
thats what i just didIsnt pho just beef broth with some added asian spices like star anise and other shit?
Why not just make your own broth using some beef bones? Isnt that what the pressure cooker is meant to do? cut down on the 6-10 hr beef bone broth down to more manageable 2-4 hours?
Instant Pot rules for making stock. I use it all the time.
I also buy chicken feet from the butcher and add them in. They add a ton of collagen to the stock, making it nice and gelatinous when cooled, and adds nice body to whatever you're cooking with it.Agreed.
Buy 2 pack whole chickens at winco. Put one in with 1 cup water and basic seasoning. Cook for 6min/lb (if I remember correctly). pull out, put 2nd chicken in. While 2nd is cooking, debone first. When 2nd is done debone it also.
Put both chicken's bones plus 1-2 birds worths from the freezer to fill the pot, top up on water, use stock option.
Strain out bones and chunky bits, let cool, carefully pull off smaltz to use someplace else.
Sauce up/season the 2 boneless birds however you like them. mexican spices for burrito filler, sloppy joe or bbq for just sandwich filler, put a bit back into the stock to finish off your chicken and whatever soup.
I also buy chicken feet from the butcher and add them in. They add a ton of collagen to the stock, making it nice and gelatinous when cooled, and adds nice body to whatever you're cooking with it.
hell yea fake azn brother!
when i goto a dim sum place, the first thing i order is chicken feet
if it's on point, then the place is amazing.
I have fond childhood memories of giving our dogs the feet and heads when butchering our chickens.hell yea fake azn brother!
when i goto a dim sum place, the first thing i order is chicken feet
if it's on point, then the place is amazing.