Can you make chicken stock with scraps from a store bought whole

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>>8329433
>if I leave my stove on for over an hour i will get carbon monoxide poisoning and die

>>8329438
it is a small studio apartment and a gas stove from like the 60s or some shit

there is a really old gas heater too and every time i go to sleep i know there is a chance i just dont wake up

>>8329433
yes

>>8329444
what the fuck how is that legal

>>8329553
i also had to sign a waiver acknowledging that there was lead paint

>>8329553
Landlord must be a Jew or a nigger.

>>8329433
Yes, you can.

Don't bother doing it with scraps of a single chicken; freeze them and wait until you have scraps from 3-4 chickens.

I personally like to mix both roasted and raw chicken scraps. But this is a personal preference, you might like roasted only better.

The best method is a pressure cooker, ~1h and it's ready. If you can't, ~4h on the stove. A rice cooker would take even longer and the end result isn't as good.

Remember to add veggies and seasonings. For the later, consider the roasted chicken already has some.

Recipe: http://www.thekitchn.com/how-to-make-chicken-stock-in-a-stovetop-pressure-cooker-194078

>>8329558
it probably just says, "don't eat the paint"

>>8329433
I don't know about the ethnicity of your landlord, of course, but the rice cooker should make a good stock. Mine actually has a "soup" setting which I'm sure would work. If yours is simpler, you might just have to turn it back on when it cycles through the rice cooking time period, like 30-40 minutes.

I'd try to go at least 4 hours. And if your landlord is a jew, like some have asserted, perhaps make a nice chicken soup and offer it to him. While he's eating, hint about fixing the stove.

>>8329567
ive made soup before with the scraps of a rotisserie chicken before, dunno if thatll help

threw in the bones, an onion sliced in quarters, whole garlic cloves and let it simmer for 4-5 hours. smells bretty gud and tastes great when proper seasonings, veg and other shit is added.

>>8329556
Can you put me in your will? I don't want your deadly stove though. Just your anime collection and external hard drive filled with cartoons and music.

Thx.

>>8329599
Chicken stock is just like that, but then you drain it with a cloth and discard the solids.

>>8329444
Get a fucking carbon monoxide detector. They're not even expensive. There's been one in every house I've ever lived in.

>>8329650
i have one but i unplugged it because the beeping was giving me a headache

>>8329665
Yea that's what it's supposed to do

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>>8329433
>because if I leave my stove on for over an hour i will get carbon monoxide poisoning and die

>>8329650
Are they standard where you live? I've never seen a house or apartment with one in Australia because gas has a distinctive smell and you know if it's been left on or is leaking

>>8329586
Hey, wall licking is an important part of my religious diet!

>>8329692
Carbon monoxide is a different thing that doesn't smell of anything, you can produce it if your gas burners aren't ventilated well enough. (Natural gas doesn't really smell of anything either, but the added smell lets you detect it if it's completely unburnt.)

>>8329805
Oh I get it now. Some retard died here last winter because they were so cold they bought their LPG gas bbq/grill inside their bedroom to keep them warm

Died of carbon monoxide poisoning, natural selection I say

Still in saying that, I know you can buy those carbon monoxide detectors but I've never seen a home with one in it here

>>8329816
Live by the barbie, die by the barbie. ;_;7

>>8329825
They were a shit skin migrant who was new to life it seems, you'd have to be pretty stupid to bring your barbie inside let alone light it for reasons other than holding your own bunnings sausage sizzle