Why is it necessary to roast the bones before making a beef broth? I am curious as to what effect the roasting has? What would the difference be if the roasting were not done.
The jury's out regarding the best way forward Some say 'Roast', Some Say 'Don't Roast' and some say 'Roast some & don't roast the rest'.
YMMV. For what it's worth, to date, I've roasted bones for all of my stock but the result tends to be a bit sweet. Must get around to trying the other way.
Bone roasting won't affect the sweetness of your stock. Onions and carrots do that.
Not sure that I agree, but I'm prepared to be convinced. My palate is pretty jaded but it sounds like a 'Fair Test' is required. I will acquire fresh bones and run a pan of each in parallel and will report back in due course.
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Richard McBeef wrote: > Why is it necessary to roast the bones before > making a beef broth? I am curious as to what effect the roasting > has? What would the difference be if the roasting were not done.
> In article <[email hidden]>, > [email hidden]
You're making fun of the assassinations of the students at V. Tech by using this ID?! What kind of a loser [censored] are you?! PLONK [censored]. And you may be complicit so I'm forwarding this to the FBI in Quantico. See how you feel about joking around now, [censored].
Kudos for spotting that. I almost replied to the SOB before reading the posts. Sick [censored], indeed.
Paul
I can't take credit for first spotting it, but I DID report him to the FBI. I imagine they want to track and question anyone with even the most tenuous ties to this V. Tech assassin (keyword there being *ass*). Hopefully they will make this "joker's" life miserable for a while. Complicit or not, it's no joking matter. I can't believe some people think this is funny, I really can't. It's a tragedy. And this dillhole comes on here using that name and thinks it's funny? May they screw up the next 5 years of his life while he tries to explain his way out of it, that's what I hope for.
Jill
jeez, do you sic the f.b.i. on everyone who upsets you? (i'm sure they'll get right on it.) i better watch my p's and q's.
"jmcquown" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Richard McBeef wrote: >> Why is it necessary to roast the bones before >> making a beef broth? I am curious as to what effect the roasting >> has? What would the difference be if the roasting were not done. >> In article <[email hidden]>, >> [email hidden] > You're making fun of the assassinations of the students at V. Tech > by using this ID?! What kind of a loser [censored] are you?! PLONK > [censored]. And you may be complicit so I'm forwarding this to the > FBI in Quantico. See how you feel about joking around now, [censored]. Kudos for spotting that. I almost replied to the SOB before reading the posts. Sick [censored], indeed.
Paul
I can't take credit for first spotting it, but I DID report him to the FBI. I imagine they want to track and question anyone with even the most tenuous ties to this V. Tech assassin (keyword there being *ass*). Hopefully they will make this "joker's" life miserable for a while. Complicit or not, it's no joking matter. I can't believe some people think this is funny, I really can't. It's a tragedy. And this dillhole comes on here using that name and thinks it's funny? May they screw up the next 5 years of his life while he tries to explain his way out of it, that's what I hope for.
Jokes even in bad taste are not a crime. Fantasizing lengthy false imprisonment is odd. Definitely unamerican! Do you really think the fbi will investigate every bad joke related to this? If anything you have self identified yourself to the authorities as a bit dull.
and if they find out she likes korean food, she's cooked.
