Nourishing
Bone Broth
Soup
Nourishing Bone Broth Soup
Diet
Carnivore
Keto
Paleo
Makes
10-12 Servings
Time
Prep: 30 min
Cook: 4 hours
Ready-to-Eat: 4 ½ hours
Ingredients
- ½ Pound (minimum) Bones – We used free run, naturally pasture raised chicken bones. We keep chicken bones for max a week from bones from chicken wings, chicken legs, thighs etc we have had over the course of the week
- 10 Cups of Water – I always use my alive structured water for best health results
- Chicken Chunks or Naturally Raised Beef Stew Chunks
- 2 Carrots – or a veggie of your choice
- 5 Potatoes – or a veggie of your choice
- 2 Onions – or any veggie of your choice
- 2 Tbsp Garlic Paste
- 3 Tbsp Cold First Pressed Greek Olive Oil – For the best taste and nutrients
- Unrefined Sea Salt
- Braggs Gluten Free Soy Sauce
- Bay Leaves
- Cardamom
- Apple Cider Vinegar
- 2 Freshly Squeezed Whole Lemons
Directions
- Add bones, bay leaves (5-10), unrefined sea salt, one cap of apple cider vinegar and water into the slow cooker (2-4hrs depending on your slow cooker)
- Strain and put the broth in a pot that is big enough for 10-12 servings on the stove top
- Chop and add your onions in first
- Add to the pot 1 Tbsp of unrefined sea salt
- Add pieces of chicken and/or any other meat you use
- Add any hard veggies and let cook on medium heat for 10 minutes
- Add 2 Tbsp garlic paste or 2 Tbsp freshly diced garlic
- Cook on low to medium heat for 15 minutes stirring every 3-5 minutes
- Add any soft veggies – sometimes I use mushrooms, broccoli, kelp, or celery
- Add 3 Tbsp of the cold first pressed Greek olive oil
- Squeeze in 2 lemons
- Add 3 Tbsp of Braggs gluten free soy sauce
Nutritional Information
- Gut health benefits
- B12
- Bone broth benefits for arthritis, digestion, and cellulite
- Collagen
- Onions
- Garlic
- Cold First Pressed Greek Olive Oil
By Evi OMsGurl
Holistic, Sustainable, Abundance
Evi pronounced Ev eee
OMsGurl (keeping things with the origin of her original business name:
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Her own life has included some shadow work that has led her on this path; including witnessing her only younger brother regress into autism (he was age:3), having moved through very dark depression late teens into early 20’s, survivor of multiple skin conditions, reversed ADHD, and recently while in nutrition school healed hypothyroid at the root cause.
She is a graduate of CSNN and a registered holistic nutritionist since 2019. Her love for holistic health and wellness includes these forms of education and certifications: yoga teacher level I (2005), reflexologist (2008), bodywork and massage (2012), rainbow kids yoga (2014), reiki level II (2017-2018).
She first began OurOM2hands in Courtenay BC with a friend, and it has since turned into a sole proprietorship whereby this blog is born. The focus of the blog is centred around the themes connected to OurOM2hands; holistic, sustainable, abundant intentions and actions. Enjoy!
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