MinVitaBro aka Garbage Broth
Summary
| Yield | |
|---|---|
| Source | My grandma |
| Prep time | 4 hours |
| Recipes | Soups and Stews |
Description
This is pure nutrition derived from the minerals found in the usually thrown away peelings and ends of vegetables and culinary herbs. Great way to use garlic skin, which is FULL of minerals and nutrients.
Bring water to a boil. Wash and dump in all of your peelings, scraps, ends, bits or skins and leave to simmer for about 4 hours. If it's not exactly 4 hours, give or take, it's not a problem. Just as long as the minerals in the scraps are given time to leech out into the water. Simply strain away all the bits and throw them away. Save the broth to use as a base for soups or stews or add a little salt for taste and sip your vitamins and minerals when you're sick. My grandmaDepends how you use it, but plenty240Short for "Mineral Vitamin Broth", this super easy recipe resembles a compost heap in content but gives you a dense concentration of nutrients. Sky's the limit on how you use it!6-8 cups waterAny vegetable or culinary herb peelings, stems, ends, scraps, skin or bitsA few extra coarsely chopped vegetables or spices for bulk if you want
Ingredients
| 6 | c | water |
| Any vegetable or culinary herb peelings, stems, ends, scraps, skin or bits | ||
| A few extra coarsely chopped vegetables or spices for bulk if you want |
Notes
Short for "Mineral Vitamin Broth", this super easy recipe resembles a compost heap in content but gives you a dense concentration of nutrients. Sky's the limit on how you use it!
Instructions
This is pure nutrition derived from the minerals found in the usually thrown away peelings and ends of vegetables and culinary herbs. Great way to use garlic skin, which is FULL of minerals and nutrients.
Bring water to a boil. Wash and dump in all of your peelings, scraps, ends, bits or skins and leave to simmer for about 4 hours. If it's not exactly 4 hours, give or take, it's not a problem. Just as long as the minerals in the scraps are given time to leech out into the water. Simply strain away all the bits and throw them away. Save the broth to use as a base for soups or stews or add a little salt for taste and sip your vitamins and minerals when you're sick.
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