Is this considered a struggle or boujie meal

Struggle Meal or Nah

  • Yep, nobody wants to eat that low vibrational shyt

    Votes: 18 60.0%
  • Nah, it’s nutritious regardless

    Votes: 12 40.0%

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So I’m making bone broth for the BF as he’s trying to be healthy. This one has chicken carcass from the chicken I made earlier in the week some chicken feet and some pig feet. Is it considered boujie to make bone broth or is it a struggle meal because of the rejected ingredients?

I opted for the chicken and pig feet because it has plenty collagen to keep him young and sexy, this will also provide plenty of protein and should be flavourful. It has similar seasoning ingredients to one I made a few months ago below.


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Offal is low key tasty and nutritious, we would pay exorbitant amounts for processed collagen.

Bone broth is in vogue now either way.
So I haven’t made chicken in this country before and I bought a whole bird the other day, I was surprised the heart, lungs, liver, kidneys and gizzard was still in there. I was gonna add them to my gravy but got a lil freaked out because there was grit in the gizzard and I wasn’t sure of how to clean it. So I ended up chucking them. I may just buy the kidneys or so on its own to make gravy next time.

I like the mineral quality it brings to gravy, gives it plenty of depth, I just haven’t done it before.
 
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