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How do you make broth in the Instant Pot

Instant Pot Turkey Stock

Jan 1, 2019 · Leave a Comment

Make Instant Pot Turkey Stock from your fresh or frozen leftover turkey carcass in an hour + prep time.

Instant Pot Turkey Stock
Instant Pot Turkey Stock

Do I Stay or Do I Go

When we cook a turkey dinner, a couple times a year, I am always wondering do I keep the carcass to make broth, or do I compost it. It’s a dilemma faced by many of us, or so I’m told, as to whether the carcass stays or whether it goes?!

In the end for me it comes down to time and how much time I will have available in the coming weeks since making stock can take several hours on the stove. Or at least it use to.

While I am neither for or against keeping the bones, I swing both ways depending on my mood. Some days I keep the carcass, other times I freeze that bad boy with good intentions, and there are days I’ve let him go fly into the compost and be done with it. No guilt whatsoever. This battle has been going on for 30 years that I’ve been roasting turkey and making stock.

Instant Pot Turkey Stock
Instant Pot Turkey Stock

New Instant Pot Blasts Out Turkey Stock

Having received a new Instant Pot for Christmas, I was more than willing to keep the carcass, and freeze it, until I had time to try turkey stock in my new small appliance. When the opportunity presented itself, it was only a matter of pulling out some leftover herbs, carrots, celery, onion and the frozen carcass. I had a couple wings leftover from the dinner so I gave them a chop or two and tossed them into the pot.

Instant Pot Turkey Stock
Instant Pot Turkey Stock

Sixty minutes later plus some time for the pressure to release and I’d suddenly made the best turkey stock I have quite possibly ever produced. Using the same recipe I tend to use when making stock in a pot on the stove. After this pleasant experience I feel the future of my new Instant Pot holds many more stock making sessions.

Pro Tips

Tip: Chop up the carcass into smaller pieces. If freezing it will be much easier to fit into freezer bags. When stock making it will be easier to make stock in a pot on the stove or Instant Pot.

Tip: Do not add salt. You can salt all you like when you use the stock. It doesn’t need the salt until the stock is going to be used. Just like buying salt free stock in a box at the store!

 

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