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Jamaican Pressure Cooker Chicken Stock

Recipe by Feed & Teach

A rich, aromatic Jamaican chicken stock made by roasting chicken backs and simmering them with classic Caribbean aromatics in a pressure cooker. The method locks in volatile flavors for a deep, savory broth that lasts up to a week in the fridge or four months frozen. Perfect as a base for soups, stews, sauces, or any dish that needs a boost of umami.

MediumJamaicanServes 8

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Source Video
35m
Prep
1h 40m
Cook
16m
Cleanup
2h 31m
Total

Cost Breakdown

$12.30
Total cost
$1.54
Per serving

Critical Success Points

  • Roasting the bones to develop deep flavor
  • Maintaining proper pressure cooking time
  • Allowing natural pressure release
  • Straining through cheesecloth for clarity

Safety Warnings

  • The pressure cooker becomes extremely hot; use oven mitts when handling.
  • Never force‑vent the cooker; allow natural pressure release to avoid burns.
  • Hot stock can cause severe burns—handle with care and use a ladle.

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