
Prep
10m
Cook
4h
Total
4h 10m
Ingredients
Method
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Heat the oven to 220°C. Toss the turkey carcass with olive oil and roast until deeply golden and smelling nutty. This step is key, browning equals flavour.

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Leftover turkey carcass, broken into chunks
1–2
tbsp
Olive oil
2
Onion, halved, skins on

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Per Serving
Calories
35kcal
Fat
1g
Carbs
1g

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Cold water matters: It helps extract collagen slowly for better body. | No salt now: Season dishes later, stock reduces and can easily over-salt. | Overnight oven method: Perfect if you want hands-off cooking, especially with an AGA or residual heat oven. | Deep colour hack: If your stock looks pale, reduce it further rather than adding extras. | Fridge: Keeps 4–5 days in a sealed jar. | Freezer: Freeze in ice cube trays for instant portions, or in 500 ml tubs for soups and risottos. | Next uses: Turkey pie gravy, leftover turkey soup, risotto base, braised lentils, or enriching pasta sauces.
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Molly
2 months ago
Boxing Day is always stock day in our house. A long dog walk whilst the stock does its stuff in the Simmering oven of the aga. In fact it was in there for most of the day as I got side tracked! This recipe is particularly good producing lots of tasty rich stock.

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Tyler
2 months ago
Love that, Molly! Sounds like a perfect Boxing Day sidetrack with delicious results. 🦃👨🍳
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Prep
10m
Cook
4h
Total
4h 10m
Ingredients
Method
Nutrition
Turn cooking mode on
Step 1
Heat the oven to 220°C. Toss the turkey carcass with olive oil and roast until deeply golden and smelling nutty. This step is key, browning equals flavour.

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1
Leftover turkey carcass, broken into chunks
1–2
tbsp
Olive oil
2
Onion, halved, skins on

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Per Serving
Calories
35kcal
Fat
1g
Carbs
1g

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Cold water matters: It helps extract collagen slowly for better body. | No salt now: Season dishes later, stock reduces and can easily over-salt. | Overnight oven method: Perfect if you want hands-off cooking, especially with an AGA or residual heat oven. | Deep colour hack: If your stock looks pale, reduce it further rather than adding extras. | Fridge: Keeps 4–5 days in a sealed jar. | Freezer: Freeze in ice cube trays for instant portions, or in 500 ml tubs for soups and risottos. | Next uses: Turkey pie gravy, leftover turkey soup, risotto base, braised lentils, or enriching pasta sauces.
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Molly
2 months ago
Boxing Day is always stock day in our house. A long dog walk whilst the stock does its stuff in the Simmering oven of the aga. In fact it was in there for most of the day as I got side tracked! This recipe is particularly good producing lots of tasty rich stock.

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Tyler
2 months ago
Love that, Molly! Sounds like a perfect Boxing Day sidetrack with delicious results. 🦃👨🍳
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