Homemade turkey stock, a.k.a. liquid gold or Jewish penicillin, is chalk full of good stuff made unseasoned so it's ready to go into any recipe where you need a good stock.
1 turkey carcass
Stems from broccoli, cauliflower, kale
2 bay leaves
Enough water to cover everything
Put everything in a large piece of cheesecloth and tie up with kitchen string. Place in a 7 quart slow cooker and fill with water enough to cover bones. Cook on low for 8-12 hours. Take the cheesecloth packet out of the pot. Remove the bay leaves, take all the turkey off the bones and chop up the vegetable stems. You might need to strain the broth but the cheesecloth should have kept the broth pretty clear. You can freeze containers of stock for future use or make a nice turkey soup with some of the broth, the chopped vegetables and tender cooked turkey pieces. Just add your favourite seasonings and you're all set!
Makes about 14 cups of stock.
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