Broth/Stock - Clear or cloudy?

Barriehie

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So, how do like yours and if clear then what methodology to achieve that?

Mine are invariably always cloudy since when I make my stock I'll pressure cook the carcass and everything that isn't meat for typically 50 minutes. This is using chicken. I'll let it go overnight in the frig to get the lard off the top then I'm done processing.
 
I'm the same, I don't care if it's cloudy and mine always is. Plus I always add a ton of veggies and meat when turning it into soup so it doesn't matter.
 
Don't care unless it's something I need clarity for like

Cheese tortellini in a ParmR rind and chicken broth, with shaved truffles.
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So in that case, do you buy it or make your own still, and if so, how do you get it to be clear?
Strain to get the big stuff out, fine strain to get the little stuff out, then use a coffee filter or a single ply paper towel lined fine strainer.

Or, you can strain to get the big stuff out, then make an egg white raft, though it's easier and quicker to do the above.
 
Strain to get the big stuff out, fine strain to get the little stuff out, then use a coffee filter or a single ply paper towel lined fine strainer.

Or, you can strain to get the big stuff out, then make an egg white raft, though it's easier and quicker to do the above.
I figured as much. I use my mesh strainers to get the big stuff out and I have a big supply of coffee filters still but I've never made anything before where I needed it to be clear. I totally get it with your tortellini soup. Looks good!
 
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