Guest guest Posted December 23, 2008 Report Posted December 23, 2008 Hi , Could you put it in a slow cooker/crock pot? -----Original Message----- I'm making some pork broth/lard right now but I wish I could let it simmer for longer than 12 hours. I have a gas stove so I wouldn't want to go to sleep with it on. How does anyone simmer something for that long? Am I missing something? Could I turn it off and leave in in room temperature overnight and then put on the stove again when I wake up? Or should I cool the broth, put it in the fridge overnight and then continue boiling it the following day? Quote
Guest guest Posted December 23, 2008 Report Posted December 23, 2008 I just let mine sit on the stove on the lowet setting the whole time. I leave it on over night and when I go out and it's fine. Lnda > > Hi , Could you put it in a slow cooker/crock pot? > > > -----Original Message----- > I'm making some pork broth/lard right now but I wish I could let it simmer > for longer than 12 > hours. I have a gas stove so I wouldn't want to go to sleep with it on. > > How does anyone simmer something for that long? Am I missing something? > Could I turn it > off and leave in in room temperature overnight and then put on the stove > again when I wake > up? Or should I cool the broth, put it in the fridge overnight and then > continue boiling it the > following day? > Quote
Guest guest Posted December 24, 2008 Report Posted December 24, 2008 > > Hi everyone, > > I'm making some pork broth/lard right now but I wish I could let it simmer for longer than 12 hours. I have a gas stove so I wouldn't want to go to sleep with it on. +++Hi . You want to simmer pork and beef for 24-27 hours. If you ensure there is enough water in it, I'm sure it is safe to leave on the back burner of your gas stove. > > How does anyone simmer something for that long? Am I missing something? Could I turn it off and leave in in room temperature overnight and then put on the stove again when I wake up? +++Yes, it is safe to turn it off and leave it out until morning. +++Like others wrote using a Slow Cooker or Crock Pot works best. I made pork broth in my Crock Pot 2 days ago. When it was done I let it cool and put the whole Crock Pot in the fridge. When there is less I will transfer it to bowls. I usually consume it too fast to freeze it. Have a wonderful Christmas ! Bee Quote
Guest guest Posted December 24, 2008 Report Posted December 24, 2008 **** I also have a gas stove, and I let the broth cook , covered on low flame all night and all day. Have never had a problem. Been making broth for years this way. Marissa > > Hi everyone, > > I'm making some pork broth/lard right now but I wish I could let it simmer for longer than 12 > hours. I have a gas stove so I wouldn't want to go to sleep with it on. Quote
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