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A Healing Superfood: Bone Broth

4/7/2020

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Taking cold-pressed black seed oil to boost your immunity is incredible. However, another superfood I want to shed light on is none other than bone broth!
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While speaking at a retreat in Dallas last month, one talking point I had was regarding tips for detoxing. We’ll, in case you looked at bone broth as a bowl of grease, it’s in fact an incredible natural detox! It heals your gut, reduces inflammation, boosts your immunity, and I can go on. You can find a myriad of health benefits it contains in my book, Sunnah Superfoods.   

Bone broth is what I consider a superfood, and one that many overlook. I understand throwing in Maggi cubes or ready carton vegetable stock into your meals gives it the flavor you are looking for, within the limited time you have to cook. Nonetheless, I assure you, the benefits outweigh the few extra minutes you might have to spend making it. I’ve had clients complain about digestion issues, joint pain, or excessive allergies; bone broth was almost always a recommendation on their session notes. There is nothing like the feedback I receive from them after implementing this daily habit.

During this very past week, I’ve had 2 clients ask me for the recipe after I shared a list of remedies and steps they should take to build their immunity. I took detailed pictures and sent it their way, reminding them that it’s extremely beneficial for them, and their entire family!  

Did I mention, it tastes amazing on its own! If the flavor is too pungent for you, you can use the broth as a base to make a chicken veggie soup, or any other favorite you may have.
What are we waiting for, let’s get to this incredible recipe (it's my mom's btw, my first teacher)!
 
Mom’s Nutrient Sky-Rocketing Bone Broth
Ingredients:

10 cups boiling water
2 pounds baby lamb or organic pasture-raised chicken (with bones)
1 tablespoon organic apple cider vinegar (RAW with the Mother)*
1 tablespoon turmeric, ground
2 tablespoons Himalayan pink salt
1 raw onion, sliced into quarters
½ bunch fresh parsley
2 slices fresh ginger
½ tablespoon ground ginger
1 dried lemon

2 cinnamon sticks
5 green cardamom pods
4 cloves, whole
6 whole black peppers
2 whole all spice
3 bay leaves
 
Directions:
  1. Place all ingredients except the water in a pressure cooker. Pour water over the meat/chicken.
  2. Cover; Cook on high heat for 35-40 minutes. Reduce heat to low and cook for another 2 hours and 20 minutes.
  3. Allow all pressure to release before opening. Strain. Store extra in glass air-tight jars up to one week.​​
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*To ensure you are getting maximum benefit from your ACV, make sure it saws raw and with the mother. Bragg's Raw Unfiltered ACV is one of my favorite. You can grab it here. 
*To make stock you can just cook it for 40 minutes. To make broth  with collagen and other benefits cook for a total of 3  hours. 


You can find the recipe, as well as many other recipes I make using bone broth (like my Broccoli Cheddar Soup) in my books:
 

Sunnah Superfoods:
https://amzn.to/2XHvfmZ 

Superfoods for KIDS:
https://amzn.to/2rn5ZWS


Are you a bone broth fan? If not, do you look forward to trying it? Comment below. 
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3 Comments
Mona
4/8/2020 06:11:44 am

Yessss!!! we drink this regularly with lemon 🍋 my mom’s way to treat illness JAK

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Health Coach Noor
4/9/2020 02:14:27 pm

Masha'Allah that's awesome! It's definitely a great remedy. Waeyakum :)

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