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Homemade Bone Broth - from the Cleveland Clinic

March 11, 2021 Lori Espe
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INGREDIENTS

  • Bones (4 lbs) Beef, chicken, turkey or venison. Ask your butcher for organic or grass-fed.

  • Apple cider vinegar (3 tbsp) + a squeezed lemon. Acid helps pull collagen from bones.

  • Carrots (2, chopped). They’re a very good source of Vitamin A.

  • Celery (2 stalks, chopped). It’s a very good source of Vitamin K.

  • Onion (1 medium, chopped). You’ll get antioxidants and prebiotics.

  • 2 bay leaves

  • 1 bunch parsley

  • 1 Tbsp salt

  • Water (2 quarts)

DIRECTIONS

  1. Add all ingredients to your crockpot.

  2. Cook for 4+ hours on high (until the nutrients come off the bones).

  3. Enjoy. But be careful not to burn your mouth! And don’t be put off by a gel-like texture once refrigerated. That signifies a quality broth!

 
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