Hello , i am suffering from ulcerative colitis, and im doing bone broth with a pressure cooker, high pressure option for 90 minutes, recently i learned in order to get the full benefit of bone broth, i should simmer it for 48 hours, however i live in an area where the electricity is given for 4 hour intervals, so 4 hours of electricity, and 4 hours of no electricity and so on, hence, being able to simmer the bones according to the electricity's availability, is it safe to simmer for 48 hours under such condition ?
A side note : my pressure cooker wont fit the fridge.
P.S there's no gas option . and thanks in advance for ur thought's
Thanks.
Written by
HelpReceiver
To view profiles and participate in discussions please or .
2 Replies
•
i live in a very hot country also. and i dont think i would take the chance to keep leaving meat out the fridge even you leave the lid on and it does take 2 hours to cool down..id hate to think what was going on inside that pot untill you put it back on heat again.
i dont beleave you get the best out the bones if you cooking it for 24 hours or 48 hours... just someones idea that's all.
i haven't used one of those cookers in many years but when i did i to would use bones for broth..but never more then 30 minutes.
theres no best in Lebanon unfortunately haha, i think im gonna skip on the slow cooker thing and stick with the pressure cooker, got no choice but thx anyway for the advice i do appreciate it
Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.
Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.