I love that chicken, and always have. I get four meals out of that thing—five if you count the leg I eat the moment I get to my car, and six if you count the stock I make with its carcass.

After removing the meat from a rotisserie chicken, I save the carcass in a gallon-size ... Here’s how to use rotisserie chicken bones to make chicken stock. Ingredients: Directions: Place ...

With animal stock like turkey or chicken ... you have on hand that won’t make it onto your table, into your gravy, or into your leftovers. You can use the carcass, picked over; the neck ...

We've all been there. A leftover roast chicken carcass becomes a delicious homemade chicken stock — but then what? You make a lemony chicken noodle soup but you have broth left over, or you ...

When you make bone broth on your own ... The bones from a roasted chicken carcass will work as well. If you only have a regular-sized pot at home and it will not fit a whole chicken, simply ...

It is closer in spirit to the type of stock you make from the carcass of an oven-roasted chicken — not as rich or brown in color as that but with a pure, smooth, gently smoky flavor. But what to ...

After everyone at your table has devoured the juiciest pieces of a roast chicken and ... that picked-over carcass into the trash. Your bird has another gift for you: broth. Making homemade broth ...

Take, for instance, this discussion on broth and how to make it. View this post on Instagram ... but that’s not what we’re doing with our rotisserie chicken carcass (because we can’t).