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How to make basic vegetable stock - ohmydish. Newer Posts Older Posts. Menu Halaman Statis Home. Added mushrooms and bell peppers. Great way to make low sodium stock. Did not add salt until I cooked with this. Rating: Unrated. Very nice recipe. I tried it and it was wonderful!!! Thank you so much for this great article. I forgot to mention that I will do it for my wife. I will follow your steps and for sure I can do it myself! All Reviews for Vegetable Stock.
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I love having a veggie based stock for my vegetarian daughter to use. We used some to make our own version of vegetarian gravy. We the froze the gravy and remaining stock into single sized portions for her. I keep a gallon zip loc bag in my freezer and add trimmings from fresh veggies as I slice and dice along with small bits of leftovers. When it's full, I dump it in the water with seasoning and simmer for a couple of hours then freeze in canning jars.
That way, I always have fresh stock available. Yummy and I had all I needed in my fridge. Doesn't call for anything I haven't heard of and doesn't assume that because you're vegetarian you like lentils garbanzo beans and tofu. Thank you for this recipe! A tip - if you only have dried herbs, the rule of thumb is use three time less dried then fresh. If it calls for 1 tbsp fresh, use about 1 tsp dried. I tripled this recipe so I have more for next time I need it. Thanks again!
Been doing this for years. Then I simmer for an hour or more. I keep a bag in the freezer and just keep filling it with cut offs and peelings. They're full of flavor. I don't save the outer leaves of the celery. Too bitter. Stock never tastes the same but it's always good. This was the tastiest vegetable stock I ever made. Amazing how something so simple can turn out so yummy. I added some mushrooms and bay leaves and substituted dill for the thyme and parsley. I didn't even need to add any salt.
It was great. Thank you so much for sharing. I will definately make this again. Caroline C. Every Saturday, I used to come home with the week's groceries, and end up throwing out edible but rather sad-looking veggies that were taking up fridge space.
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