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December 20, 2013 at 1:51 pm
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Small mince. I know that with “bark” one needs to coax the flavors out. I admit that I didn’t powder it or grind it, but I cut it fine.
One can get a whole lot of flavor from veal bones. But I’m not sure there would be any nuances from the bark. Final draw, I strain through a 10-micron filter. It’s the most clarified stock you’ll get. Well, likely. The insides of the filter are _great_ on baked potatoes. The throughput is a very, very clear stock.
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