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This week's share embraces a staple of fall / winter meals and offers you a chance to make tasty and healthy homemade chicken stock. It's the time of year when putting the stock pot on the stovetop on a chilly day heats up the house and smells great. Making your own stock can be just a few quick, easy steps (it can be made a bit more complex by adding a few extra steps, which in the end are worth it). Add the chicken bones to a stock pot of boiling water and add some herbs + veggies as you have them (S&P, thyme, celery, bay leaf, carrots, onion). We've included a link to a video below for some pro-tips from our friend Chef Parker.

Making just one pot will yield several quarts of stock. Once it's done, divvy up the stock into smaller servings -- yogurt containers are great for storing / freezing -- for easy portioning for future use. This time of year I also like to have some extra stock around for just drinking a warm cup of broth. We've included recipes below for some great fall soups that include many of the veggies received recently. Making soup is also a great way to clear out some produce from your fridge and oftentimes one of my go-to ways to make space for the new goodies coming in each week.
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Making Chicken Stock
We talk a lot about stock around Thanksgiving time. We created this video with Chef Parker last year. Making stock is one of Parker's favorite things to do. Check out this video for a step-by-step tutorial. Parker's process is very methodical and you will not be disappointed by following this recipe.

Our tip, store the bones in the fridge right away when you get home so they can be ready for use over the weekend. There is technically nothing wrong with freezing them -- we just find it easier to use a larger frozen item like this sooner than later if it's already in the fridge by the weekend. We like making stock over the weekends since it takes a few hours and work on other projects around the house while the stock simmers in the background.

**Store in a the fridge in a large bowl / stock pot on a bottom shelf -- at times the bones may pierce the packaging so this will keep the other items in your fridge safe if the package leaks.
Easy Crockpot Chicken Stock -- skip to Step 2 of this recipe for making stock with chicken backs in a crock pot.

Rich Winter Stock -- includes a combination of chicken, beef and pork bones for a richer stock.
Recipes with
Chicken Stock
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Small Omnivore
Spinach
Daikon Radish
Acorn Squash
Celeriac
Green Cabbage
Green Beans
Lettuce
Chicken Backs ~4#

Small Vegetarian
Spinach
Daikon Radish
Acorn Squash
Celeriac
Green Cabbage
Green Beans
Lettuce
Garlic
Honeynut Squash
Purple Broccoli

Mini
Green Cabbage
Acorn Squash
Spinach
Daikon Radish
Apples

Large Omnivore
Spinach
Daikon Radish
Acorn Squash
Celeriac
Green Cabbage
Green Beans
Lettuce
Chicken Backs ~4#
Brussel Sprouts
Parsley
Carrots
Flour Pasta Noodles


Large Vegetarian
Spinach
Daikon Radish
Acorn Squash
Celeriac
Green Cabbage
Green Beans
Lettuce
Brussel Sprouts
Parsley
Carrots
Flour Pasta Noodles
Garlic
Honeynut Squash
Purple Broccoli








Small Vegan
Spinach
Daikon Radish
Acorn Squash
Celeriac
Green Cabbage
Green Beans
Lettuce
Garlic
Honeynut Squash
Purple Broccoli





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