How to Make Martha Stewart’s Brown Beef Stock | Martha’s Cooking School | Martha Stewart

In classical French cooking, brown stock is made with veal bones for a delicate-bodied soup; here, beef is included for a deeper taste. makes this recipe the old-fashioned method– in a stock pot. The meat, bones, and aromatics are roasted first to offer the stock more intricacy and a darker color. includes big portions of entire vegetables and tomato paste to bring all of it together. You'll desire a lot of time to make this beef stock but it will be well worth it. This homemade beef stock is so much more scrumptious than anything you can purchase in the store.

0:00 – Intro
0:19 – Roasting the Bones and Aromatics
2:22 – Moving to the Stock Pot
2:57 – Deglazing the Pan
3:17 – Combing the Active ingredients
3:48 – Adding the Water
4:10 – Cooking the Stock
4:32 – Adding the Herbs
4:58 – Final Simmer
5:35 – Straining the Stock

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  3. Made a standing rib roast for Christmas dinner yesterday and saved the bones. Great timing on this video! Thanks!

  4. Don’t throw away the fat. It’s fantastic for frying or browning, or making Yorkshire puddings.

  5. Absolutely delicious looking! Going to make this recipe for sure 😃👍🏻

  6. Anyone know the best way to freeze stock and how long it will retain its flavor if frozen? Also, I have family members who cannot consume any alcoholic drinks, even if the alcohol supposedly “cooks off.” (And I get conflicting info about that!) is there anything other that can be used instead of the wine? (I’ll make one with wine for myself! 😉) Thank you for this recipe, Martha. I’ve loved watching your cooking and baking shows. So relaxing, and you rarely use ingredients that are difficult to find.

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