So easy to make and you will have stock on hand all of the time which is really healthy. A dietician tested this and I am happy to say that it has less salt than a commercial stock cube.
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Method
Now this is an odd - but brilliant - one.
I have not listed quantities, except for the salt. Basically you need one kilo of mixed vegetables - it doesn't matter what you choose. I generally use leftovers from the farm box, the things I don't like very much. I have listed some contenders but you can literally use anything - even just peelings if they are in good condition. The green parts of leeks, any kind of herbs, celeriac, fennel, turnip, etc etc.
Trim off any damaged bits and chop to an even size and put into a large bowl
Add the rock salt and give it all a stir
Blitz in batches in a food processor putting each batch together into another large bowl or pan
When all is blitzed stir thoroughly to mix evenly and pack into jars.
At this stage it will look like multi-coloured sand. Store for a couple of weeks and the salt will draw out the liquid from the vegetables until the whole forms a paste
That's it! Keep a jar on your counter and either mix a couple of teaspoons in a jug of boiling water ( 500ml/1pint ) and use as you would any other form of stock
Do not add any further salt to the dish
How long will it take to make?
Preparation time:
20 mins
Total time:
20 mins
How much?
Around 1 kilo
Look after it
Keep on kitchen counter beside your hob as you will be using it all of the time
This information is based on the standard recipe quantities and has not be updated by Rosie's Ingredient calculator