Guest guest Posted May 5, 2010 Report Share Posted May 5, 2010 I wanted to do a cleansing intro day tomorrow so I made a big batch of the chicken soup last night. I ran out of time because I wanted to go to bed early so this is what I did: I normally chill the stock to scoop off the fat before I puree the carrots back in but this time I just pureed them together while still warm, thinking that I could skim the fat off in the morning after it had been in the fridge overnight. Well, my awesome stick blender did too good of a job I think, because there is no fat layer on top today. I think it all emulsified together. How do I fix this so that I am not ingesting terribly high amounts of fat from all that chicken skin boiling? Can I heat the soup back up, and hope that the fat separates? Then chill and skim? Or am I SOL? Thanks, Caroline SCD since 1/7/10 Crohn's/UC since 1999 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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