
How to make Ham stock?
May 12, 2013 · Our answer. The cooking liquid for ham can be a very useful ingredient, but always make sure you taste the liquid first as sometimes it can be too salty for cooking. You should refrigerate the stock as soon as possible (and within 2 hours of cooking) and use it up in 1-2 days, or freeze for up to 3 months. Nigella likes to use ham stock in meat sauces (pork or beef), …
Why not just add ham bones to soup instead of stock?
Jun 04, 2013 · Reheat stock. Sterilize 5 quart jars & heat lids/bands. Prepare pressure canner. Once jars are sterilized, fill with stock (& remaining ham bits), leaving 1" headspace. Clean jar rims & apply tops & bands. Place in pressure canner & apply pressure canner lid. Heat until a steady stream of steam has been produced for 10 minutes.
How do you remove fat from Ham stock?
directions. Combine all ingredients in a large dutch oven. Cover and simmer 30 to 40 minutes. Strain broth and discard residue. Cool and skim off fat. …
How do you sterilize Ham bits for stock?

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Full question
Hi Nigella Team, I love Nigella's 'Aromatic Spiced Ham' and am reluctant to waste the stock which remains once the ham has finished cooking. Could you recommend any uses/recipes for this leftover, beautiful aromatic stock? Thanks, SLH.
Our answer
The cooking liquid for ham can be a very useful ingredient, but always make sure you taste the liquid first as sometimes it can be too salty for cooking. You should refrigerate the stock as soon as possible (and within 2 hours of cooking) and use it up in 1-2 days, or freeze for up to 3 months.
Step 1
Combine ham shanks and cold water in a 4- to 5-quart heavy pot and bring to a boil, skimming any foam. Add remaining ingredients and simmer, partially covered, until shanks are tender, about 2 hours. Pour stock through a fine-mesh sieve into a large metal bowl, reserving shanks and discarding remaining solids.
Step 2
Discard skin and bones from shanks. Trim and coarsely shred meat, then return to stock.
How to Make Ham Soup Stock with Leftover Ham Bones and Vegetables
Homemade ham stock filled with flavor and nutrients. For more tips and answers to common questions refer to the bottom of this blog post.
Top 5 Questions About Soup Stock
Here are some frequently asked questions I get about soup stock – regardless of what kind.
How to Use Finished Ham Stock?
You can use your ham stock in just about any recipe that calls for soup stock. Naturally, because it will have some ham flavor, it is ideal to use in soup, sauces or dishes that use pork or ham. Use it for ham and bean soup, split pea soup, borscht or this ham and bean soup that I’ll be sharing in the next little while.