For the cleanest flavor, blanch the chicken feet in boiling water for 5 minutes before adding them to the stockpot. This helps remove any impurities. Don't skip the step of leaving the onion skins on; they contribute a beautiful golden color and a subtle earthy note to the stock. Feel free to add other aromatics like parsley stems, mushroom trimmings, or a Parmesan rind for even more depth of flavor. Allow the strained stock to cool completely before refrigerating or freezing. Skim off any solidified fat before using for the purest flavor. This stock can be canned using proper canning techniques for long-term storage.
Anastacio Kemmer
Jun 30, 2025I was a little intimidated by the chicken feet, but the result is amazing. So much better than store-bought stock.
Sofia Trantow
Jun 20, 2025This stock is a game-changer! My soups have never tasted so good.
Trudie Crist
Jun 19, 2025The cheesecloth straining is key to getting a clear, clean stock.
Nathan Corwin
Jun 19, 2025My family raved about the chicken noodle soup I made with this stock. Thank you for the recipe!
Marta Walter
Jun 17, 2025The 24-hour simmer seems like a long time, but it's totally worth it. The flavor is incredible.
Armando Runolfsson
Jun 15, 2025I used this stock as a base for a mushroom risotto and it was divine!
Jade Kuvalis
Jun 14, 2025Freezing the stock in small portions is a great idea. I can just grab what I need for a recipe.
Alayna Bergnaum
Jun 13, 2025I added a knob of ginger and a few cloves of garlic, and it gave the stock a lovely warmth.