Article: Chicken stock worth its weight in convenience and flavor

Chicken stock worth its weight in convenience and flavor

By ANNETTE GOOCH

Cole Publishing Group

Sunday, March 19, 2000

The elixir that makes soup a cure-all or transforms rice into pilaf is a rich chicken stock -- a leisurely infusion of chicken, lots of aromatic vegetables and herbs. Making homemade stock takes time but, considering the results, it's time well spent. Besides, once the stock makings are simmering, they need almost no attention for several hours.

The results will be more flavorful, more robust and more economical than canned broth or bouillon cubes. And once you discover the benefits of having a supply of homemade stock in the freezer, you'll use it at least once a week for ...

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