Ingredients
Equipment
Method
White Chicken Stock
- Using a large chef’s knife or cleaver, break apart the chicken backs, wings, and feet. The broken bones will release more collagen, which adds excellent body and nutrition to the stock.Start by adding wine to the pot. (An acid, such as wine or lemon, helps extract collagen from the connective tissue around the bones.) Then add the chicken parts, vegetables, lemon, herbs, and water.

- Simmer for 3 hours, skimming impurities as needed. Strain gently through a chinois to avoid clouding the stock with solids.


Storage
- Cool the stock as quickly as possible. In a restaurant, hot stock is often placed in a freezer for rapid chilling. At home, the easiest method is to set the pot in your sink and surround it with as much ice as possible. Once the liquid reaches room temperature, transfer it to deli containers, seal them with lids, and refrigerate. Use the stock within four days, or freeze it for up to six months.

