Beef stock, Shrimp stock – Cuisinart Cook Central 3-in-1 Multicooker MSC-600 User Manual

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7

Beef Stock

There is nothing mor

e wholesome or

economical than preparing your own

homemade stocks.

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1 teaspoon

olive

oil

4

pounds beef bones

1

large onion, peeled and

cut into eighths

1

large leek, r

oot end trimmed,

washed well and cut into 2-inch

pieces

4

medium carr

ots, peeled and cut into

2-inch pieces

2

medium celery stalks, cut into 2-inch

pieces

1

large handful fresh Italian parsley

1

teaspoon black peppercor

ns

1

bay leaf

1

garlic clove, crushed

12

cups cold water

1. Pr

eheat the Multicooker to Brown/Sauté

at 400°F . Put the oil into the cooking pot,

and then brown the bones well, in batches

if necessary, on all sides. Remove the beef

bones and carefully r

emove the pot and

pour out any residual gr

ease.

2. Retur

n pot to unit. Add the browned bones

and remaining ingr

edients to the pot. Cover

and switch to Slow Cook on Simmer for 14

to 20 hours.

3. Once unit switches to Keep W

arm,

strain stock, discarding beef bones and

vegetables. Use immediately or cool to

place in storage containers for refrigerator

or freezer

.*

* Stock will keep in r

efrigerator for up to one

week, or two months in the freezer

.

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Shrimp Stock

An easy-to-make stock – an essential

ingredient of a gr

eat gumbo.

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cu

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pounds shrimp (about 33 large

shrimp)

1

teaspoon olive oil

2

medium onions, peeled and

roughly chopped

2

medium celery stalks, cut into

1-inch pieces

1

garlic clove, smashed

¼

cup dry white wine

1

bay leaf

12

cups water

1. Peel shrimp. Reserve shells. W

rap shrimp

and reserve for a separate use.

2. Set the Multicooker to Br

own/Sauté at

400°F and add the oil. Once hot, add the

shrimp shells and stir until they turn bright

pink, about 2 minutes. Stir in the onions,

celery and garlic and continue to cook for

a few minutes until vegetables are fragrant.

Add the white wine and stir until completely

reduced to almost dry

. Stir in the bay leaf

and water and allow water to just come to

a boil.

3. Cover and switch to Slow Cook on Low for

4 hours.

4. Once unit switches to Keep W

arm, strain

stock, discarding the shells and vegetables.

Use immediately or cool to place in

containers for storage in refrigerator or

freezer

.*

* Shrimp stock will keep in the r

efrigerator up

to three days, or two months in the fr

eezer.

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